“Sometimes in the peaking process, it is not what you do, it is what you don’t do.” John Larralde, track coach speaking at GAIN on preparing his milers to win…
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The essence of efficient movement in everyday life and sport is the ability to make effective and appropriate shapes for the activity. From a sport performance perspective making shapes and…
Instead of looking at ways to predict injury and search for hidden dysfunctions why not spend the time looking at possibilities to determine the athlete?s level of trainability? Each athlete…
So often when we start a training program, we immediately start on a path to developing capacity, which certainly we should do. Too often though in the search to improve…
Some good food for thought and discussion. This is from master coach Jim Richardson, former women?s swim coach at University of Michigan. He shared this with one day when we…