Strength You get much greater strength development in the 1 x 20 RM strength training program than in any of the common high intensity strength training programs presently used by athletes. The reason for this lies in intensity and adaptation. The 1 x 20 strength training program has less intensity which is better suited for […]
For too many years strength training and skill learning have been considered as separate qualities that had to be performed apart from one another. In other words, you had to learn game skills (skill technique) by itself and gain strength in separate sessions. However, in a new program that I developed, it is now possible
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It has somehow been universally accepted that if you increase your strength and do running drills you increase your speed and quickness. However, I have not seen any results posted after athletes undergo these programs. In other words, how much improvement is there in the speed and quickness of the player? To be objective each
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The debate regarding whether an elite or high-level athlete is genetically gifted or only well trained still continues. Most coaches appear to believe that an athlete is born with his physical and technical abilities and no one can improve athletic skill. This is why recruiting is such a big factor in colleges and universities and
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At the present time being a multi-sport athlete is frowned upon. The trend is toward greater specialization and only playing one sport from the youngest ages. It is now common to find many, if not most, athletes who play the same sport on a year-round basis. I strongly believe that the only reason most athletes
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