Evidence-Based Practice Versus Practice-Based Evidence

Evidence-Based Practice Versus Practice-Based Evidence

— Tim Harper
I don’t question the importance of delivering a well-researched and subsequently effective program to athletes.
MMA Rope Conditioning

MMA Rope Conditioning

— EliteFTS
Rope training is one of the premier tools you can use in your quest for victorious MMA conditioning.
Speed Development

Speed Development

— John Hughes
An athlete with more power has greater torque, leading to a quicker athlete with more top end speed.
How to Introduce Power Phases for Athletes

How to Introduce Power Phases for Athletes

— Anthony Shaw
For athletes, it’s important to build strength levels using the big exercises—the squat, deadlift, bench, pull-ups, and other similar movements.
EFS Classic: Less Is More

EFS Classic: Less Is More

— Jason Ferruggia
Growing up I was always the skinniest, weakest kid in school.
Simple Speed: Training the Young Athlete

Simple Speed: Training the Young Athlete

— Bill Rom
For many years, speed was considered some mystified aspect of sport performance that was measurable but unchanging.
10 + 1 Tips for Strength Coaches

10 + 1 Tips for Strength Coaches

— David Adamson
Having worked my way through the ranks to be a collegiate strength coach, I've picked up a few things that other coaches can use to improve their own careers.
Do the Pros Look to Little League for Advice on Pitching?

Do the Pros Look to Little League for Advice on Pitching?

— Dr. Michael Yessis
In the studies conducted on youth and adult pitchers, it was established that most injuries occur from overuse.
The Force-Velocity Curve

The Force-Velocity Curve

— Jamie Bain
Periodization is an important topic in the strength and conditioning world.
EFS Classic: Top Five Lifts for Football

EFS Classic: Top Five Lifts for Football

— Dave Tate
If you’re a football coach or a strength coach for football, check this out. It may give you some ideas.
Play Your Cards Right

Play Your Cards Right

— Mike Samuels
There isn't any two ways about it—cardio sucks
6 Things I’ve Learned So Far This Season

6 Things I’ve Learned So Far This Season

— Jamie Bain
We're just over halfway through the season with twenty-two games played and, if successful in the playoffs, the prospect of sixteen more without any time off for good behavior.
The Strength & Conditioning Internship: A Simple Guide for Strength & Conditioning Coaches, Part 4

The Strength & Conditioning Internship: A Simple Guide for Strength & Conditioning Coaches, Part 4

— Mark Watts
Young coaches spend a great deal of time on program design, sets, reps, percentages, and every new drill or exercise that appears on the internet.
Antagonistically Facilitated Shock Training

Antagonistically Facilitated Shock Training

— Cal Dietz
Antagonistically facilitated shock (AFS) training describes a novel manner in which to perform shock training or, as it’s more commonly known, plyometrics.
Better Basketball: Ten Minutes to Better Handles, Hoops, and Hercules Type Strength

Better Basketball: Ten Minutes to Better Handles, Hoops, and Hercules Type Strength

— Shelby Turcotte
Having been a basketball player myself, I’m aware of the many challenges a basketball player faces both on and off the court.
Explosive Hip Development for MMA

Explosive Hip Development for MMA

— EliteFTS
If you're a fighter and want to dominate your competition, what do you need?
The Strength & Conditioning Internship: A Simple Guide for Strength & Conditioning Coaches, Part 2

The Strength & Conditioning Internship: A Simple Guide for Strength & Conditioning Coaches, Part 2

— Mark Watts
I was introduced to the writings of Patrick Lencioni via an audio interview with Joe Kenn on EliteFTS.com.
EFS Classic: GPP for High School Freshmen

EFS Classic: GPP for High School Freshmen

— Mark McLaughlin
We tested all of the athletes on the four core exercises. No one reached any of the goals.
MMA: Painful Training for the Big Fight

MMA: Painful Training for the Big Fight

— Shaun Mirjavadi
If we get a bit uglier year by year through our craft...maybe we should work a bit more on defenses.
The Strength & Conditioning Internship: A Simple Guide for Strength & Conditioning Coaches, Part 1

The Strength & Conditioning Internship: A Simple Guide for Strength & Conditioning Coaches, Part 1

— Mark Watts
Organizing and implementing a quality internship program can enhance the overall goals of your strength and conditioning program, which has limited budgets and resources.
elitefts™ Classic: Athletic Preparation or Destruction

elitefts™ Classic: Athletic Preparation or Destruction

— James
The Process of Attaining Sports Mastery (PASM) is a multi-year and tremendously complex endeavor. The PASM encompasses the training and development of every conceivable physical, psychological, technical, and tactical component of sport performance.
Guide to Implementing and Troubleshooting the Hang Clean

Guide to Implementing and Troubleshooting the Hang Clean

— Connor Flahive
Olympic lifts are one of the most polarizing topics in the sports performance world.
Plyometric Considerations for Young Athletes, Part I

Plyometric Considerations for Young Athletes, Part I

— Jeff King
Plyometrics (jump training) is a great tool for improving an athlete’s speed, power, explosiveness, elasticity, eccentric strength, and other aspects of the neuromuscular system such as rhythm, balance, proprioception, movement coordination, and agility.
Plyometric and Strength Program for Provincial Men’s Basketball Team

Plyometric and Strength Program for Provincial Men’s Basketball Team

— Nathan Williams
The following plyometric and strength training program is designed for use during the pre-competition phase