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  1. T-Spine Warm-Ups
    Mike Potenza
    T-Spine Warm-Ups

    The got the following Thoracic Spine warm-up exercises from a good friend Brandon Marcello, Sports Perfromance Director at Stanford University....Keep Reading ›

  1. Lateral lunges with step across
    Darryl Nelson
    Lateral lunges with step across

    I feel this is an excellent hip mobility drill. It is a fairly advance progression I have used. It follows lateral squats and lateral lunges in our progression sequence....Keep Reading ›

  1. Opening Up Yourself to Criticism
    Devan McConell
    Opening Up Yourself to Criticism

    Some great thoughts about gathering feed back on a strength and conditioning program....Keep Reading ›

  1. In-Season Lifts: Core Movements, Strength Movements, and Complexes
    Mike Potenza
    In-Season Lifts&##x3a; &##xa;Core Movements, Strength Movements, and Complexes

    I think we all share the same problem with in-season training; limited time to train because of classes, practice, meetings, appointments, etc.. Within our in-season program there are exercises that have become main staples of our strength training....Keep Reading ›

  1. Hockey (Too) Specific Training?
    Andrew Davis
    Hockey &##x28;Too&##x29; Specific Training&##x3f;

    Thanks to www.thehockeywriters.com for this great article on hockey player development....Keep Reading ›

  1. Are You Getting the Most Out of Your Single Leg Training?
    Michael Boyle

    Most trainers and coaches are using 'single leg' exercises in their program. But is it doing more harm than good? This is a MUST read for all athletes, trainers and coaches!...Keep Reading ›

  1. Own Your Finances
    Justin Roethingshoefer
    Own Your Finances

    The Finance Pillar of High Performance Living....Keep Reading ›

  1. The Four Pillars for a Hockey Player
    Anthony Morando
    The Four Pillars for a Hockey Player

    Anthony Morando, Performance Manager at Altru Sports Advantage powered by EXOS, shares the 4 pillars of training for hockey players....Keep Reading ›

  1. Youth Leg Strength Progression
    Brian Sipotz
    Youth Leg Strength Progression

    In this video, we show a simple series of 5 Day 1 squat progressions to help youth players build leg strength....Keep Reading ›

  1. Build a House You Would Want to Live In- Culture Creation in the Team Environment
    Mike Stacey
    Build a House You Would Want to Live In- Culture Creation in the Team Environment

    Team culture is the 'house' you'll live in for a season, so how can we as Strength Coaches help to build a stable foundation?...Keep Reading ›

  1. Cats and Cows
    Brian Sipotz
    Cats and Cows

    Thanks to Brian Sipotz of Advantage Strength and Conditioning for contributing this article....Keep Reading ›

  1. Jagr Article
    CBC SPORTS
    Jagr Article

    Good article on the insights into a highly accomplished pro hockey players training routine and habits....Keep Reading ›

  1. TRX Lateral Line
    Sean Skahan
    TRX Lateral Line

    We are using more TRX exercises as we learn more that we can do with it. This is actually an excercise that was shown to me by one of our players. I really like it because it is a great progression off of our off-bench oblique exercises. It is another great way to strengthen the Quadratus Lumborum through a full range of motion....Keep Reading ›

  1. The Top 3 In-Season Goalie Exercises
    Maria Mountain
    The Top 3 In-Season Goalie Exercises

    Maria Mountain shares the top 3 exercises goalies should be doing to stay strong during the season....Keep Reading ›

  1. Altered Kinematics and Time to Stabilization During Drop-Jump Landings in Individuals With or Without Functional Ankle Instability
    Cynthia J. Wright, PhD, ATC*; Brent L. Arnold, PhD, ATC, FNATA†; Scott E. Ross, PhD, ATC, FNATA
    Altered Kinematics and Time to Stabilization During Drop-Jump Landings in Individuals With or Without Functional Ankle Instability

    There has been some discussion between Drew Little and Brian Sipotz about landing and eccentric on the site and I thought this research paper was of interest....Keep Reading ›

  1. Coaching the Injured Athlete
    Sean Skahan

    During the days leading up to the 2008 superbowl between the New England Patriots and the New York Giants, there was a short piece on the NFL network featuring Patriot Strength and conditioning coach,...Keep Reading ›

  1. Video- 1 Leg Medial and Lateral Hop-overs
    Darryl Nelson
    Video- 1 Leg Medial and Lateral Hop-overs

    Here is a video of the players performing 1 leg medial and lateral hop-overs for the first time. Interesting discrepancy in abilities here...the video speaks for its self....Keep Reading ›

  1. Goalie Recovery Jump
    Dave Cencer
    Goalie Recovery Jump

    Thanks to Dave Cencer, Hockey S&C Coach at Ferris State University for this goalie-specific take on a standard skater jump....Keep Reading ›

  1. Clean Pull / Snatch Pull Hold
    Mike Potenza
    Clean Pull &##x2f; Snatch Pull Hold

    The following Video is from my assistant Eric Renaghan. The Clean and Snatch Pull Hold positions are very useful when teaching Olympic lifting. They also help to strengthen the posterior chain and teach how to create "tension" on the bar back during the different stages of Olympic lifting movement....Keep Reading ›

  1. Collegiate/Pro Phase 3 Program
    Brian Sipotz
    Collegiate&##x2f;Pro Phase 3 Program

    Here is the Phase 3 program I have used for our pro and college guys and girls....Keep Reading ›

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