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There has been some discussion on hypertrophy training as of late and that has prompted me to write an article about my views on the subject....
Thanks to USA Hockey News for sharing this article....
Kettlebell swings are a great exercise with many benefits. However, I don't think they are a good match for everybody....
Thanks to Mike Boyle for sharing this article with HSC.com....
This is an article that appeared in a t-Nation blog. It's not traditionally a place we would pull articles from, but the message here is clear and relavant to us as strength coaches....
Thanks to Dave Cencer, Hockey S&C Coach at Ferris State University for this goalie-specific take on a standard skater jump....
The Powermax Super Deadlift Bar, or the U bar for short, is a great tool that has changed how we load squatting exercises....
If you are not familiar with The Player's Tribune you should check it out. Basically, it is sports news written by the athletes and it was founded by Derek Jeter. Thanks to the Tribune for this great hockey article by Chris Collins....
Can you give 1 word that wraps up your training for hockey in a nice little bundle? I can. Your training should always be......
Thanks to Devan McConnell of UMass Lowell for this great article....
Thanks to Mike LaFrenierre of Elite Strength and Conditioning for this review of the clinic....
Thanks to www.thehockeywriters.com for this great article on hockey player development....
I have used several massage tools as part of my programs for a pretty long time. These include foam rollers, tennis balls, lacrosse balls, and massage sticks. However, I never really understood how they worked....
Can motor adaptions to pain be changed with intervention? In this follow-up article to his first pain article, What is Pain Telling You?, Physical Therapist Greg Roskovensky digs into how pain affects motor control, and what we should be aware of with athletes who are coming back from injury....
In Episode 13 of the Hockey Strength Podcast, we begin our discussions with the presenters at the Great Lakes Hockey Strength and Conditioning Clinic taking place May 9th, 2015 on the campus of Eastern Michigan University. We will be previewing each speakers presentation and getting to know why the topic is important to strength coaches, hockey coaches, and players. In today's episode, we will talk with Coach Jim McKee about his presentation, Unconscious Learning and Athletic Performance....
The work of Dr Vladimir Janda has given us a name for one of the most common postural issues in athletes today. Dr Janda was a neurologist and physiatrist who became well known for his research on categorizing and treating musculoskeletal pain, and he helped coin the terms upper and lower crossed syndrome. In these conditions, he identified two groups of muscles based upon their development....
