In this edition of The Podcast Dr. Andy Galpin of Cal State Fullerton sits down with us to discuss the programs they are running at the center for performance. Dr. Galpin, who is a strength coach with a Phd, not a PHD who wants to be a coach, discuss some of the studies they have
Today’s episode of The Podcast is a discussion with Adam Ringler of Wichita State University on their high performance program. Adam dives into the how’s and why’s of putting it together, what are the important precursors to designing and building a program, and some secondary objectives of the program are. We
In today’s edition of The Podcast we are joined by Spartan Performance’s (http://spartanperformance.msu.edu/index.html) Dr. Joe Eisenmann. Dr. Eisenmann shares with us the happenings at Spartan Performance including their research, coaching education, and coaching model, which is fantastic for the direction of the profession. We then get into how to continue to better the profession through
In today’s edition of The Podcast, Nick Winkleman sits down and discusses his dissertation with us. Nick’s work looks at cuing’s effect on both high and medium level sprinters, and how both internal and external cues affect performance. After he shares what the results were, he dives into the effect cuing can have on performance
In this edition of The Podcast we sit down with Patrick Ward of the Seattle Seahawks and optimumsportsperformance.com and discuss monitoring. Patrick discusses his role with the Seahawks, what methods they are using to collect data, some idea’s to keep in mind when you’re looking to collect data, and the role of subjective questionnaires and
In this edition of The Podcast Indianapolis Fitness and Sports Training’s Mike Robertson sits down and discusses all things new with how he’s training his athlete’s and clients. Mike discusses how he’s evolved the way he is progressing the training, some recent alterations he has made to the ESD work with all the athlete’s he
In this edition of The Podcast I sit down and talk with Tennessee Head Swimming and Diving Coach Matt Kredich. Matt shares with us how he plans the training of his student athletes with both the year (SEC and NCAA Championships) and the Quad (Olympic Trials and Olympic Games) in mind. He discusses how he
In today’s episode of The Podcast, Dr. Tim Hewett sits down and discusses all things related to ACL injuries. Dr. Hewett was kind enough to share with us his life’s research on the topic relating to injury mechanism, playing surface significance, and some strategies that could help decrease the risk of injuring your knee.
