It can be far more important to know what not to do with your athletes than it is to know what to do, in order to improve their performance.

So, what do you do when that happens? You accept it, deal with it in a healthy way. Take any learnings that can be taken from it and move forward.

Those that genuinely care, will always keep in mind the long-term development of their clients, as well as the long-term impact that they, themselves, can have on them.

The experienced coach may not be certain often, but they will be certain of one thing, and that is, that they know very little for certain.

It’s the health and fitness industry’s newest fad. Everywhere you look, you’ll see someone either practicing meditation, performing some strength exercises with a fancy type

“See, the truth is, people absolutely love free stuff, but they don’t value it. By giving all this stuff away for free, the only person that you’re truly serving is yourself.”

Elite performance occurs when both the mind and body are working optimally as one. Likewise, when one is not operating at its maximum, it can have an adverse effect on the other.

Strength & Conditioning social media will be bombarded with posts on Return to Play (RTP) for GAA in the coming weeks. Though these accounts are

In strength & conditioning, sport science and sports development programs, as in any industry, we have a tendency to go along with the latest trend,

Ok, first let me get started by addressing the title of this article. Yes, I know that it’s impossible to quantify and compare the value