The most common default when making the choice between more work or less work in training is to do more volume. After all it is easier to quantify more jumps,…
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I was first introduced to the concept of Hard/Easy at the first clinic I attended in January 1968 by Bill Bowerman, the coach at University of Oregon. The Hard/Easy concept…
Training DO – Base your training on a sound technical model, and then adapt it to your athletes. The PAL Paradigm is my interpretation of the technical model necessary to…
When you are planning your training program or evaluating your program, I have found it very helpful to ask the following simple and very basic questions: Strong for What? Fast…
My first four years coaching were at La Cumbre Junior High School in Santa Barbara California, in the neighborhood where I grew up. I taught Physical Education and, over the…