Coach Joe Kenn recently made a post for Dynamic Fitness and Strength regarding testing progress with 1RM (one repetition maximums) versus multi-repetition maximum (3RMs or 5RMs). View this post on Instagram Today’s 60 Second Strength Coach comes from South Bend, IN home of the Fighting Irish ☘️ Tonight’s topic is risk as it pertains to […]
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Sarah Johnson is breaking all the molds. She was a football player all throughout middle school and high school, she competed as a college thrower, she’s a talented coach, she learned a ton working under my chiropractor… And now she’s fallen in love with Super Total training. In fact, adding in some powerlifting to her
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There are some tools and techniques all coaches need to know more about. Some coaches swear certain protocols are the absolute way to get athletes strong, while others swear the very same things are useless. Coaches, athletes, and the supposed academic elite will post about products, programs, and techniques that in their words are absolutely
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We’ve been using post activation potentiation in some new and exciting ways at Mash Elite. PAP is something I use quite often – so much that we nickname it “the Mash Method.” And on this podcast, we break down PAP for you – what it is, how to use it, and why it matters. This
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The more I learn about physiology, the more I realize the need for all trainers and coaches to understand the basics. Here’s some truth for you all: Instead of running advertisements to help trainers and athletes form sales funnels, we need to increase the quality of our trainers and coaches as a whole. All over
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You may recognize Andrew Dettelbach as the crazy shirtless guy from MoveU. But his story goes so much deeper. After a severely herniated disc, Andrew didn’t get the recommended surgery but instead rehabbed his body. He learned about movement, he learned about mobility, and he learned about how physical therapy gets it wrong sometimes. Now
