As a Strength Coach you MUST have a commitment to your students / athletes. Your commitment to helping others succeed will lead to your commitment to seeking greater knowledge. You will always want to better yourself. Bettering yourself leads to
I arrived in Austin last Friday after an early 6 am flight (which means I was up at 3 AM & on the road for 3:30 AM). This was my 3rd time in the ATX, and, thinking it would be
I always tell my athletes, “Eat your push ups & pull ups for breakfast!” You MUST be GREAT at these 2 exercises, they are the foundation for upper body strength and power and work wonders for muscle building. I recently
“Embrace The Grind” [youtube width=”640″ height=”380″]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKsYbp8t3SI[/youtube] “Embrace The Suck Factor” [youtube width=”640″ height=”380″]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afoBIMQzENE[/youtube] Let me know your thoughts on this, drop a comment below. Looking forward! Stronger & Tougher Than Yesterday, –Z– PS: The Underground Inner Circle has been updated
I never try to fake it through the fact that nutrition is my strong point. I can lock down the basics but when it comes down to REALLY dialing it in, I go to experts. I’m not so arrogant to
Team Underground – I would LOVE any weightlifting training tips you can drop below pertaining to my technique on this olympic lift in the video below. HUGE thanks in advance, I am learning some NEW stuff and LOVING it. It’s
It’s easy to drop excuses when things aren’t set up your way. But I prefer to bag the excuses and get s**t done. This week has been a week of strength, a week of heavy lifting: olympic lifting, stone lifting,
Sometimes I get to train at home, other times I get to train before my athletes roll in, other times I get to train at the end of the night AFTER a long day of working. NO excuses, get it
With our upcoming seminar, ‘Training for GOLD!’ (Details HERE), Jason C. Brown and I will be covering a myriad of a training methods, principles, tools and program design methods. Before I get into the details and reveal these 3 videos
Workouts don’t have to be long to be effective. Trust me, I KNOW. I used to spend 90 – 120 minutes in the gym each and every workout. Back in high school, it wasn’t odd for me to be there
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