By the Coach for the Coach: Rules for Being a Strength Coach
By the Coach for the Coach: Rules for Being a Strength Coach
This is where the art of coaching comes into the picture.
Guide to Becoming a Strong(er) Exercise Science Student
Guide to Becoming a Strong(er) Exercise Science Student
It is one thing to sit in class and get a degree, but it is going to take more than a piece of paper to set you apart.
Turning Japanese
Turning Japanese
To really master a topic, you need to know it inside and out.
Being a Woman is Not a Disability
Being a Woman is Not a Disability
If you are a strength coach in an educational setting, your title goes beyond strength coach. You are an educator.
Under the Bar: Fathers and Children with Disabilities
Under the Bar: Fathers and Children with Disabilities
Rather than just being the guy called in to school when mom is angry, dads have a valuable roles and responsibilities. Involving and encouraging fathers to be directly involved is critical.
Education and Relentless Self-Experimentation for Trainers
Education and Relentless Self-Experimentation for Trainers
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.
Under The Bar: It's NOT what you know
Under The Bar: It's NOT what you know
There are many lifters out there I like to refer to as “leapfrogs.”
They are NOT Angry Birds (Part 2.2)
They are NOT Angry Birds (Part 2.2)
Many things have changed since I wrote the book Under the Bar. Looking back, it seems like forever since I sat down to write it.
Under The Bar: Three Things that will save your business
Under The Bar: Three Things that will save your business
I keep a list of questions I ask myself on a weekly and monthly basis. This article will touch on three that can save and grow your business.
Beyond the Bounds of Known
Beyond the Bounds of Known
Stepping outside the bounds of what is known might be what you need to do to continue to make progress.
This Is How I've Always Done It!
This Is How I've Always Done It!
As coaches, we need to stay on the cutting edge of the research and use it to guide and inform our practice rather than dictate what we do and don’t prescribe.
How to Land a Graduate Assistant Strength Coach Position
How to Land a Graduate Assistant Strength Coach Position
I wish someone had told me all this from the start.
Under the Bar: Risk and Realism
Under the Bar: Risk and Realism
After a while, you begin to see the shots before they are thrown.
Taking the L.E.A.D With Weight Room Safety - Part II
Taking the L.E.A.D With Weight Room Safety - Part II
As the head strength and conditioning coach, you are not only responsible for teaching athletes but also educating your assistants.
From The Mill 12/16/2009
From The Mill 12/16/2009
Dave Tate answers your business and training questions while…. On The Mill. Topics include reading material, mentoring and bicep pain.

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