Life Lessons from My Football Years

Life Lessons from My Football Years

— Marc Megna
I thank God for football and I would not be where I am today without it.
Education and Relentless Self-Experimentation for Trainers

Education and Relentless Self-Experimentation for Trainers

— EliteFTS
My personal training philosophy is to use any and all available tools that allow me to maintain a strong, flexible, and conditioned body to maximize my health.
Italian Economists and Training

Italian Economists and Training

— EliteFTS
What can Italian economists have to do with training?
The Importance of Neck Training for Sports

The Importance of Neck Training for Sports

— Rick Danison
The title to this article isn't meant to be misleading.
Psychology for the Strength Athlete

Psychology for the Strength Athlete

— Ian Driscoll
Using the power of the mind is a very underrated tool in today’s world of strength athletics.
Squat Progression for Young Athletes

Squat Progression for Young Athletes

— Adam Spizman
The squat—the king of all exercises.
Looking Back on What Worked This Summer

Looking Back on What Worked This Summer

— EliteFTS
Looking back, I think it was a highly successful summer of training.
The Road to a National Championship from a Physical Preparation Perspective

The Road to a National Championship from a Physical Preparation Perspective

— Jamie Smith
The individual training sessions were designed with an overall emphasis on restoration between training, practice and games.
By the Strength Coach for the Strength Coach

By the Strength Coach for the Strength Coach

— Todd Hamer
These articles will focus on collegiate strength and conditioning and issues associated with the profession.
What Speed Training Really Means

What Speed Training Really Means

— Jon Gilmer
There isn't any shortage of information when it comes to speed development for both the track and non-track athlete.
Kinetic Energy Accumulation Training

Kinetic Energy Accumulation Training

— Christian Thibaudeau
Preview from the author's book. Christian's work can be found at www.Testosterone.net
College Recruiting for the Non-Blue Chip Player

College Recruiting for the Non-Blue Chip Player

— EliteFTS
The number one reason you aren't getting recruited is because coaches don't know that you exist.
Is It Block Training, Concentrated Loads, or...?

Is It Block Training, Concentrated Loads, or...?

— Dr. Michael Yessis
I’ve been reading with interest—and amazement—the many articles that have been appearing lately on the use of the “block” method.
Real World Testing for Football Players: It Isn't Just a Numbers Game

Real World Testing for Football Players: It Isn't Just a Numbers Game

— Steven Morris
Players spend thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours each year preparing for combines at all levels.
Is Sports Practice Rationally Constructed?

Is Sports Practice Rationally Constructed?

— James
Attention coaches: consider the athletes you coach and how they move during contests.
Partial Lifts, Sleds, and Concentric-Only Lifts for Super Football Strength Building In-Season

Partial Lifts, Sleds, and Concentric-Only Lifts for Super Football Strength Building In-Season

— Steven Morris
If there’s one area where most football players really drop the ball, it’s in-season strength training.
Youth Sport Training Considerations

Youth Sport Training Considerations

— James
Setting the stage for sport success when it counts- begins when it doesn’t.
RDLs Are For Everyone

RDLs Are For Everyone

— Leo Totten
Whether you are a strength athlete, powerlifter, Olympic lifter, or just into general fitness, the RDL is one of the best exercises around.
Top Five Kettlebell Exercises for Football Strength

Top Five Kettlebell Exercises for Football Strength

— Steven Morris
Kettlebells are a perfect tool when it comes to building strength, explosiveness, and flexibility for football.
Shaun's MMA Fight Recap

Shaun's MMA Fight Recap

— Shaun Mirjavadi
I needed boxing training as well, that is a must for me. I found that boxing really helped my style all around.
Did Your Hard Work Pay Off? Dr. Yessis Project: Part 3

Did Your Hard Work Pay Off? Dr. Yessis Project: Part 3

— Jeffrey Moyer
Now that the summer is winding down and the fall season is upon us, it is time for strength and conditioning coaches to see if all of their hard work paid off.
How I Train

How I Train

— Angry Coach
Anyway, this is what's been working like a charm for me. If anyone has any questions, I'd be happy to clarify whatever you need.
Club Sports Conundrum: Part II

Club Sports Conundrum: Part II

— James
The solutions to these problems are as multi-faceted as the nature of the problems themselves
Five Ways to Improve 'On the Field' Speed

Five Ways to Improve 'On the Field' Speed

— EliteFTS
Not only does speed kill, it wins games and wins championships.