“The real key point here is that if this is what they’re undergoing, this is the required, we have to plan to make sure that when they go into this environment there’s not a huge discrepancy between what’s being done and what’s been done.” In 2016 we were joined by Sam Coad to discuss how…
“The hope is that everyone can use this system to lay the foundation for future training blocks coming off the season and continue to push the boundaries of athletic performance.” –J. Snider Jim Snider, the author of Chapter 8 in The Manual Vol. 3, discusses the importance of GPP coming out of the season and…
“The key to recovery is training.” Carl Valle joined us for The 2016 edition of The Seminar to discuss the latest research on recovery modalities. Carl dives straight into where the research is going and what he sees the role of recovery means in training today. Carl breaks down the role of recovery in a…
“You want to have sustainable success, and once you develop that culture, one of the big things is to make sure it succeeds generations.” At the 2016 edition of The Seminar Mike Curtis shared with us an in-depth breakdown of how the program with UVA Basketball was built, and how the culture of their team…
“At the end of the day, coaching is what is important.” In July of 2016 we welcomed Randy Ballard to The Seminar to become our first athletic trainer to present on the Sports Med side of the training spectrum, and he did not let us down. This presentation is a breakdown of the challenges that we…
“Interns are the future of S&C and if strength coaches do not treat them as such, then the field will ultimately succumb to someone else’s definition of what makes a strength coach” –A. White This chapter was written by someone who truly believes in the internship process and that paying your dues in the S&C…
“The best way to predict the future, is to create it”-Bob Alejo In 2016 we welcomed Bob Alejo to The Seminar to discuss with us and our attendees his voyage, what he’s seen in the profession, and the direction he sees it going. Bob starts out the talk by fulfilling a promise to “tell everyone…
“If you tell me what it is I’ll tell you what we used to call it.” –B. Alejo Chapter 2 of The Manual Vol. 3 is a smack in the face back to reality and speaks to everything strength coaches are doing today is some type of adaptation that has already been previously done. In…
