In Part 2 of his series Dynamic Correspondence‘s Jeff Moyer dives into history and various theories of Motor Control, and those who have paved the way for many of today’s theories. This great synopsis of the works of the pioneers in the field provides great incite into the development of this subject and why it’s important for coaches in regards to…
Below is the final table. This was the data after the last weeks of training were completed and the final assessments performed. As you can see in the table, several cells contain the letters “DNT”. This stands for “Did not test” due to an injury. I highlighted in green any improvements from the 1st assessment in…
I am beyond ecstatic to introduce our third presenter for The 2015 Seminar today, University of Missouri’s Assistant Director of Strength and Conditioning, Dr. Bryan Mann. Dr. Mann has been working with the sport performance team at MIZZOU sense 2004, and has been an Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy and Athletic Training sense 2012. Dr….
Today we bring you a new series from Dynamic Correspondence Sports Training’s Jeff Moyer. Jeff is a fantastic practitioner and a great student of athlete preparation. This is the first of many great pieces for all of us. I am really happy to have Jeff with us, helping bring great info to our readers. For…
Part 1 discussed the 1st four weeks of my off-season program with a division 1 field hockey team. I laid out the pre season assessments, the training program, and my rationale for choosing the exercises/sets/reps. Below is the testing data from the initial assessment, as well as the data from after the first 4 weeks of training….
I am beyond excited to introduce the 2nd presenter for The 2015 Seminar, University of Kentucky High Performance Manager Erik Korem. I was lucky to meet Erik in Boston a couple years back at an Omegawave meeting and can say from first hand knowledge that they only thing that exceeds his reputation is his…
Having been on the docket 2 times (both in 2011 and 2012) we are excited to announce the return of Cal Dietz to The 2015 Seminar. Cal’s reputation speaks for itself, and whether it be his passionate presentations or the great book that he and Dr. Ben Peterson put out “Triphasic Training” you can’t help but…
If you go to enough seminars you learn to value the time outside of the classroom as much, if not more, than the time spent in the actual presentations. One coach (and Seminar presenter) I find myself able to learn more from every time we talk is University of Iowa strength and conditioning coach/Dietician, Landon…
