Speed Work for Strength Gains

Speed Work for Strength Gains

Jason Brown
Tagged: Program Design
There are more components to a lifting schedule than heavy training. How about training for speed?
Improve Endurance and Strength Simultaneously

Improve Endurance and Strength Simultaneously

Tony Montgomery
Tagged: Program Design
New research on concurrent training gives us more insight into how to set up our programming considering nutrition, blood flow restriction, and VO2 max.
Integration of Great Ideas into a Manageable Training Program

Integration of Great Ideas into a Manageable Training Program

Ashley Jones
Tagged: Program Design
Westside Barbell, 5/3/1, 5thSet, and Juggernaut Training Systems all play a role in the creation of this program. Let me know how you advance using it.
Applications of ConjugateU for High School O-Linemen

Applications of ConjugateU for High School O-Linemen

Tyrel Detweiler
Tagged: Program Design
My football players were being held back by strength deficits that are left underdeveloped in most high school programs—development of speed and maximal strength in the weight room. Here's how I filled in the gaps.
Tier System for the Physical Preparation of the Swimmer

Tier System for the Physical Preparation of the Swimmer

Pete Arroyo
Tagged: Program Design
How different can programming be for swimmers? Let's take a deeper dive into how the Tier System fits perfectly into portions of the swim event and the number of days we train (no pun intended).
5 Ways to Improve Your Programming

5 Ways to Improve Your Programming

Jason Brown
Tagged: Program Design
Program these five key areas to improve your clients' results and keep them injury-free while staying motivated to train.
Gym Programming Variation Across a Team

Gym Programming Variation Across a Team

Ashley Jones
Tagged: Program Design
Here are several programs that were used during our last rugby season. Take special notice of the variety that you can achieve but also the range and breadth of programming in a team sport.
Tampa Bay Lightning are Stanley Cup Champs

Tampa Bay Lightning are Stanley Cup Champs

Sheena Leedham
Tagged: Program Design
Tampa Bay beat Dallas 2-0 in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup last night—a victorious end to a tumultuous storm of a season.
The Overall Structure of Conjuphasic

The Overall Structure of Conjuphasic

Christian Anto
Tagged: Program Design
Many mistakes were made over the first one and a half years of this program. I tested and made tweaks using Julia and me as guinea pigs so that my clients (and now you) can benefit from combining conjugate with triphasic.
A Plan in Place

A Plan in Place

Coach G
Tagged: Program Design
If you watch games, particularly college football games in the 80s, everyone looked strong. I know they had big pads and all, but so many players just looked the part. They definitely kept strength leakage to a minimum. How?
3x3 Performance Programming Matrix

3x3 Performance Programming Matrix

Ashley Jones
Tagged: Program Design
I believe that the individualization of programming in team sports is the real holy grail of strength and conditioning. The application of the 3x3 programming matrix will ensure that each player will have the best opportunity to improve in the areas of dire need.
The Future of Box Programming (Part 2)

The Future of Box Programming (Part 2)

Jason Brown
Tagged: Program Design
Right now, CrossFit faces challenges that no playbook illustrates. Here's how I'm making sense of it all.
Building Big Legs for the Strength Athlete

Building Big Legs for the Strength Athlete

Tony Montgomery
Tagged: Program Design
What exercises allow you to produce as much output as possible? What exercises and will allow you to target the muscles you want to hit and push things to failure while minimizing the risk of injury?
Remaining Jacked and Tanned During the Apocalypse

Remaining Jacked and Tanned During the Apocalypse

Marc Keys
Tagged: Program Design
Maintaining as much muscle mass as you can should be right up there on your priority list. Here's what this means for your training as you train with little to no equipment.
How to Adapt Your Training and Plyometrics During the Apocalypse

How to Adapt Your Training and Plyometrics During the Apocalypse

Marc Keys
Tagged: Program Design
When you don’t have access to high external loads (i.e., a barbell and weights), then training for maximal strength is pretty much impossible. So we should forget about that as a direct outcome of our training for the time being.
Goal Setting and Adjusting Your Nutritional Plan During the Apocalypse

Goal Setting and Adjusting Your Nutritional Plan During the Apocalypse

Marc Keys
Tagged: Program Design
This a long timeframe to let yourself get down and to slide backward in habits and work ethic. So we need a focus, and it needs to be a change of focus. We need goals in short.
No Non-Sense Guide to Team Sport Sprint Training

No Non-Sense Guide to Team Sport Sprint Training

Nicholas Bronkall
Tagged: Program Design
What I’m presenting is what’s worked for my athletes. This 12-week program is based on principles involving anatomy, biomechanics, physiology, psychology, and neurology along with 10 years of experience coaching.
Flow Chart to Assist in the Determination of Physical Training Content in a Week-Long Plan

Flow Chart to Assist in the Determination of Physical Training Content in a Week-Long Plan

Ashley Jones
Tagged: Program Design
Here's the standard week-long plan with a seven-day turnaround between games, optimizing a balance between recovery both physiologically and psychologically.
Add Online Training in 24 Hours: The Step-by-Step Plan

Add Online Training in 24 Hours: The Step-by-Step Plan

Christopher Cooper
Tagged: Program Design
In its simplest form, online coaching can be provided via email and text. It is not done in group form but is personalized and unique based on the client—just as if he or she were in your gym.
2-Day In-Season Conjugate Options for Athletes

2-Day In-Season Conjugate Options for Athletes

Nate Harvey
Tagged: Program Design
The great thing about this system is that it's flexible. Here are four different methods you can choose from this in-season so your athletes feel good and get stronger.
Applying Menstrual Rules to Your Training

Applying Menstrual Rules to Your Training

Cassie Prenger
Tagged: Program Design
You'll need to adjust accordingly if you want to make the most of your training (and menstrual) cycle.
Phase 3: How You Should Start Young Athletes in the Weight Room

Phase 3: How You Should Start Young Athletes in the Weight Room

Jeremy Frey
Tagged: Program Design
In this phase, we'll be introducing the back squat, hinging motion, and more plyometric work.
A Beginner's Guide to Programming Conjugate for Strongman

A Beginner's Guide to Programming Conjugate for Strongman

Mason Nowak
Tagged: Program Design
Interested in creating your own strongman conjugate program? I consulted with the experts and wrote a guide to give you all the information you need to set yourself up for strength gains in your lifts — where it matters.
In-Season Considerations for Multiple Sports

In-Season Considerations for Multiple Sports

Donald Day
Tagged: Program Design
I wanted to write an article that impacts all of the sport teams I work with but can be used across really any team setting. This is going to be a general guideline I use for my entire program.