At the NCSF, we are all about thorough warm-ups - but sometimes an easy one fits the bill! Certainly better than no warm-up!
Many people lack overhead range of motion - here are 4 drills to help bring back that overhead space
Strength training plays a critical role in preserving and improving bone density — especially as clients age.
Tightness in the QL? Abductors? Adductors? Make sure you are working corrective movements (static, dynamic, loaded) in the frontal plane as well as sagittal / transverse.
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Dr. Brian Biagioli - Graduate Program Director of Strength and Conditioning at the University of Miami and Executive Director for the National Council on Strength and Fitness.
@dcatc1 - Senior Associate Athletic Director and Chief Health & Wellness Officer at the University of Michigan Athletics.
@CoachDBass - Assistant Athletic Director for Sport Performance at Wake Forest University.
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AMEN TO THIS!
Strength and Conditioning Coaches working on the day to day ARE doing research. Keep it up!
Also, stop saying athletes can squat, bench, lunge, etc… when they cannot. You don’t do anyone any help when you lie about someone’s 1RM.
Have standards on how movement should look. Hold the line. Help people get better.
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