With the Fall Season starting up for athletes I thought it would be a great time to share our in service on Effective Warm Ups to Maximize Performance and Reduce the Risk of Injuries in Student Athletes alliedstrength.com/seminar-effect…

Athletes: Use this awesome drill as part of your warm up to activate your glutes and hamstrings to reduce your risk of lower body injury (knees/pulled hamstrings). Adults: Use this as a SLDL regression/teaching drill (also you get great glute and hamstring activation.

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The FitCast Podcast is one of the reasons I got strength and conditioning and why I own a facility now. Give them a follow and listen!

Sports nutrition doesn't need to be difficult. This talk address easy and effective solutions for the 3 most crucial components of sports nutrition: alliedstrength.com/easy-and-effec… ME Athletics @GHS_Fishermen @RHS_Vikings HW Athletic Dept. Essex Tech Athletics GDT Sports

Power development for athletes needs to be a balance of explosiveness and body control (deceleration): Here Jade (DB Snatch) and Sam (KB Power Swing Prog 1) demo the two most common power development strength exercises at Allied Strength - Gloucester, MA

Just posted the longest and most comprehensive article I have ever written (audio option included) on Youth Sports Performance. Why deceleration training is crucial, injury rates, mental/social impact of injury and more. Please check it out and SHARE: alliedstrength.com/reconceptualiz…

The DB Row is one of the most improperly performed exercises in fitness. This is the best way to setup and coach it to assure proper form. #strengthtraining #dbrow #fitness #exercise #sportsperformance #capeann #lifting

Critical stats: - Women make up 67-75% of all health and fitness clients. - 85% of women will have a baby at some point in their life. This means 55-65% of all clients who hire trainers will become pregnant, are pregnant, or have had children. go.girlsgonestrong.com/cppc-public-en…

Variable (some shorter/some longer) hurdle placement (obviously not too short or too long) makes so much more sense for preparing athletes for how their body will need to perform in sport. Don’t have them do the same distance hops week after week, month after month.

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Nice post on Instagram from Kevin Larrabee on variable rep ranges, which he says might be the most underutilized programming strategy in S&C. They help those that are new to training make steady progress, as well as help everyone with more difficu... #SYSR mikereinold.com/cbd-oil-variab…

Our #1 priority as coaches is to keep athletes healthy and performing at their best. Injury rates are continuing to trend upward and season ending injuries are becoming far too common. Effective warm ups and activation are crucial GDT Sports ME Athletics GHS Fishermen Athletics @RHS_Vikings

Athletes/Parents: ACL Reconstruction rates have increased 5X in the last 10-years! This increase correlates with the rise of athletes playing one sport non-stop without an off-season or chance to improve strength/stability. This doesn’t need to be the norm. GDT Sports

Welcome to Allied Strength - Gloucester, MA. What's stopping you from getting in the best shape of your life? Join us at 27 Kondelin Road in Gloucester MA #gloucesterma #capeann #Gloucester

In this podcast w. Kevin Larrabee, I compare anti-immigration politics to an innate desire to believe the local witch doctor has all the answers. Or something. Anyway, it made sense at the time. fitcast.network/fitcast/470-st…

“We are asking student athletes to perform at a very high level after sitting for 8-10 hours.” A clip from my “Effective Warm Ups” seminar on why student athletes need to properly warm up and wake up their bodies before practice and games.

"Our athletes may be rehabbing an upper-extremity injury, and at the same time be performing lower-body performance training to minimize atrophy and maintain the ability to produce power in the legs while still protecting the injury." goo.gl/N1gczR #OTPbooks #SueFalsone