Selkow was the strength and conditioning coach of the NHL Arizona Sundogs as well as for the Bradshaw Mountain High School football program. He has worked with hundreds of athletes in multitude of sports the last 35 years. Selkow is currently working at Combat Sports Academy in Dublin, California.
Dave Tate, CSCS, CEO and Founder Elitefts.com Inc. Dave is currently training to get into the best shape of his life while managing 30 years of extensive post competitive damage, his business roles, being a husband and father.
Sunday was a bit of a rough day for me. I woke up with muscle spasms in my back and they stayed for most of the day. Sunday was a day of laying on the couch for me.
In the sport for over 25 years and the first to squat 1100 pounds, Goggins remains active in powerlifting as a competitor and coach. He last competed at the 2014 Raw Unity and is prepping for 2015 Raw Unity.
The plan coming in was to do some volume training on bench. My chest and upper body feel great. No problems at all with upper body. That's a great feeling for me. When something feels good and don't hurt.
When I showed up at Carrick High School, Craig's 4 year old son, Dominic was wearing a full football uniform and Craig was giving out helmets, girdles, and jerseys.
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You may know that I not only am unafraid, but almost feel obligated to question just about everyone and everything I see that doesn't sit well for the overall well being of our physical and athletic culture of our society.
You cannot use the term GPP to describe any training program because there is no context. You have to indicate what you are generally physically preparing for.
Here’s what needs to stop; douche-bag trainers and fake hard-core “coaches” thinking their training in someway replicates what our armed service personnel do to defend our freedom.
Most actions can't really be classified as right or wrong. Things that happen really aren't good or bad. They are usually good an bad. Most decisions have both negative repercussions and positive outcomes.