Training athletes and training everyday people are not such different things. What they are required to do is at a different levels, however the fact remains they have two arms, two legs (for the most part), a heart and lungs, and they both want to get the most out of the themselves in the least amount of time.
Training human beings is not a "paint by numbers" process. It's not a matter of doing the "latest and greatest" exercise. It's about doing what matters! It's about having a clear process in your mind at all times, being able to stick to it, and make the kind of decisions that accelerate your athletes, not just take up their time.
Anyone can make someone tired. Can you make them better? I will show you how I do it!
In this three hour program I will share with you;
The framework that guides my thought process for every program.
The logical method that sets up my sequencing.
5 specific tools that I use every day;
These days anyone can jump on a search engine and look up any exercise or training methodology they like. Mores the pity, I know plenty of trainers "cut and paste" the programs they find and implement them blindly. How do I know...coaches I've met have told me proudly that they've done exactly that from my book!
Top shelf Info from @JasonAWeber today Challenged some current methods & reinforced others. Weakness in my current skill set exposed. Lovely
— Jamie Douse (@InfoDouse) November 29, 2014
Great strength and conditioning seminar @theMillgym with special guest speaker @JasonAWeber #oldbullfitness #3fs
— Frank Rodriguez (@FRANK173) November 29, 2014
Great workshop yesterday afternoon, Engineering Human Performance, with Fremantle Dockers High Performance Manager, …http://t.co/4LeOreb51f
— TheCellCoach (@TheCellCoach) November 30, 2014
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