In today’s Countdown to The Seminar we get some insight from Joel Jamieson on his presentation “Managing the Training Process”. We are extremely excited to have Joel back on the docket and can’t wait to see what he has to say. JD: Joel, I appreciate your time in answering a few of our questions about…
JD: Landon thanks for taking the time to go over the presentation you’ll be putting on at the 2012 Seminar, “Physical Preparation in the NCAA: a complementary approach”. I know you’re a busy guy so let’s get right to it. Let’s dive into the title. Sense this is a topic that many people are working…
In the coming weeks leading to The Seminar we will highlight each presentation and presenter to give you a sneak peak into what to expect. We will lead off this series with Dr. Natalia Verkhoshanky’s summary of her presnetation “GENERAL ADAPTATION SYNDROME AND ITS APPLICATIONS IN THE SPORT TRAINING”. We are super excited to have…
As strength and conditioning coaches we sometimes lose sight of the big picture when it comes to programming. What I mean by this is that we tend to divide training into its individual parts rather than looking at the process as a whole. The various modes we use to train our athletes to better express…
Today we are introducing our final speaker for the 2012 Seminar, Val Nasedkin. Val will be translating for Dr. Natalia Verkhoshansky and also presenting at the seminar. We are truly lucky and excited to have Val on board and cannot wait to hear what he has to say. J: Val, thanks again for being part…
In today’s post 2012 Seminar presenter Cal Dietz brings the great debate of single leg vs double leg lower body exercises to the forefront. To squat or not to squat has been a polarizing question of late. Coach Dietz gives his take on both tools, how he utilized both and his reasoning behind it. In…
In today’s “Friday with the Doc’s” 2012 Seminar presenter Dr. Natalia Verkhoshansky brings up some key points to look at prior to implementing special strength training means into your athlete’s programs. “Special Strength Training Manual for Coaches” is one of the best texts ever published for coaches of physical preparation. The manual gives not just…
In the first part of this series I discussed the idea of using corrective methods to enhance the performance of general and specific training means. In part two I plan on diving deeper into the idea and looking at the general exercises selected, or more importantly the General Physical Preparation phase of training. GPP is…
