In episode 101 of The Podcast Chas Ossenheimer gave us an absolutely fantastic example of what can happen when the entire TEAM works together when it comes to data collection and athlete tracking/monitoring/whatever you’re looking at (CHECK IT OUT HERE IF YOU HAVEN’T I KNOW I’M BIASED BUT IT’S DOPE, trust me). This is precisely
In today’s edition of The Podcast Mississippi’s Chas Ossenheimer discusses his monitoring work with volleyball. Chas starts out reviewing how he got into using VERT with his student athlete’s, and what they were looking at initially. He then shares with us how they established baselines for the information they collected and what they looked at
In the first episode of My Thoughts Monday, Jay DeMayo from The University of Richmond shares his thoughts on the language we use as Strength Coaches and why it’s important that we use the same verbiage. Have something to contribute? We want to know! DropBox us your My Thoughts Monday to [email protected] and get your
Brett Bartholomew-The Upside to Your Dark Side “cross more wires to create more sparks.” In a profession where the sexy new thing is always what comes to the limelight there is one thing that coaches will always come back to being the most important aspect of their work, building relationships with their athletes. In a
“The body continues to learn in the manner it is trained”- Dietz and Van Dyke “The Glute Layering Model”, presented in Chapter 3 of The Manual Vol. 2, by Dietz and Van Dyke is extremely interesting. I know a lot of you will read this chapter and think the butt in a different light from
In today’s episode of The Podcast, the guys who I listen too most often join us. These six coaches are all putting out fantastic content that has helped impact me as a coach, and driven me to keep trying to put out better information. Each episode they reference is listed below. If you don’t already,
“Jumping is for cats not for cows.” Speed is the one quality that all coaches are in constant pursuit of, and this is precisely why we wanted to have Hakan Andersson on the docket. Hakan Andersson is an athletics coach in Sweden, who Henk Kraaijenhof has referred to as the most creative coach he’s ever
“At its most basic level, sports nutrition is the practice of ingesting nutrients in the correct amounts at specific times to improve exercise and sport performance.”- Campbell and Spano The NSCA’s Guide to Sport and Exercise Nutrition, edited by Bill Campbell and Marie Spano, was surprisingly amusing to read. My initial thought was that a
