Training and competing
Earlier this week I listened to a great podcast by Ben Bergeron. Bergeron is a performance CrossFit coach who continues to work with world champions in the sport. The topic
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How To Use Weightlifting To Train Speed, Strength and More
I have talked a couple of times in past blogs about the Force Velocity Curve. Understanding the curve can give you a head start when planning your workouts and programs.
Understanding Force-Velocity Relationship and Hypertrophy
If you are looking to increase muscle size or hypertrophy, you probably know there are multiple methods of doing this. However, understanding the basics of the force velocity relationship can
Magic Weight loss Pill May Not Exist – Exercisers Everywhere Shocked
Yes, I am sorry, the title is a little bit of click bait. When I think about this I feel it should be common knowledge, you cant just hang all
Training To Develop Multiple Aspects When Short On Time
So you're short on time when it comes to getting in the gym? Lets be honest, unless you are an elite athlete, it's unlikely you have 2-3 hours to spend
Rate Of Force Development and Why It’s Important For Sports Performance
Rate of force development or RFD is a term that relates to the explosiveness of a movement. Think simply, "how fast can you develop force". If you're looking for a
Do You Really Need To Cool Down After Exercise?
You've just completed your session, you most likely to 1 of 3 things! You either lay on the floor for 10 minutes feeling sorry for yourself before heading for a
Falling Off The Wagon With Diet And Training – It’s Not Always Bad
I feel 99% of people that read this post will be able to relate to multiple aspects. You've been having a good run, training is going well and you're sticking
Thoughts on a high performance culture in personal training
We hear a lot about high performance cultures in business and sports teams, such as the incredible Team Sky. However, many personal trainers operate remotely or as a small team.