“Love your family. Work superhard. Live your passion.” – G. Vaynerchuk When I saw the title of this book I thought that it would be another example of cliché after cliché being thrown in my face which is typical of most “self-help” books. I was left with a great sense of personal confidence and wanting…
With great excitement we welcome our second presenter for The 2018 Seminar, Jeff Moyer. Jeff is one of the most forward thinking minds in the field, bringing a vast array of thoughts and practices in a variety of different realms of training of his athletes. From extensive knowledge in motor learning, specialized exercises, and vision training, Jeff is sure…
“A specialized strength exercise duplicates a specific joint action, or joints, as seen in the execution of a sports skill during competition.” For the first time that we are aware of Dr. Yessis breaks down the specialized exercises he has developed when it comes to sprinting and acceleration in his first CVCASPS presentation. He starts…
What is conditioning? What are we responsible for? What are we doing? What is it that the coach is asking us to do? All of these are questions that a new coach has said, or thought at some point. Do not feel like you are alone in the search for these answers. Merriam-Webster defines it…
“Chinese technique is another secret weapon. It means Chinese players emphasis the small techniques, and excel at these techniques and have the best basics.” Dr. Mianfang Raun joined us from Ningbo University to discuss the system utilized in China for developing highly successful athletes. Dr. Raun starts out sharing with how the system was set…
“Our philosophy in strength and conditioning is ‘we do what works’.” “If you can’t move you can’t help us.” This was the FIRST presentation from The Seminar back in 2011, and it set the bar high. Wake Forest’s Ethan Reeve gets right into the meat and potatoes in this talk by starting out giving us…
Today I am truly elated to introduce our first presenter for The 2018 Seminar, Patrick Ward. Patrick has worked in many different realms of the sport performance world and been extremely successful at each one. His desire to dig into data and look deeper into all things performance, while continuing to pursue a greater education…
“Don’t do things that don’t make sense and you don’t see in sports.”-Cal Dietz In a follow-up to his Tri-Phasic presentation Minnesota’s Cal Dietz gets into the goods when it comes to training that will transfer to speed on the field. This starts with an understanding of a definition of agility. He then touches upon…
