Results For Category: "Strength Training"

Speed x WIA

Building Speed, Strength, and Partnership: Speed Mechanics x Westcastle International Academy

At Speed Mechanics, we believe in fostering long-term athlete development through collaboration and innovation. For the past two years, we’ve been proud to partner with…

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Why Consistency is the Key to Athletic Success: The #1 Habit for Long-Term Results

Introduction In the world of sports, everyone seems to be looking for that quick fix—something that will make them faster, stronger, or better right now….

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Why Training on Unstable Surfaces Is a Bad Idea for Athletes: Stick to What Works!

If you’ve ever seen someone doing squats on a wobble board or push-ups on a Bosu ball and thought, “This must be great for athletes,”…

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Why CrossFit is Terrible for Young Athletes: A Continued Look at Long-Term Athletic Development

CrossFit has taken the fitness world by storm over the last 15 years. It has been popularized for its high-intensity workouts and competitive spirit. But…

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The Top 10 Pitfalls and Training Traps Parents Should Be Aware Of for Middle School and High School Athletes

As a parent, you want to see your middle school or high school athlete succeed—whether they’re aiming for a college scholarship, a spot on the…

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What is LTAD and why should you care?

What Is Long-Term Athlete Development and Why Should You Care? In the rapidly evolving world of sports training, the concept of Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD)…

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Why Sports-Specific Cross Training Is Hurting Your Athletic Development as a Young Athlete

Why Sports-Specific Cross Training Is Hurting Your Athletic Development as a Young Athlete In the fast-paced world of youth sports, the concept of “sports-specific” cross-training…

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You Don’t Need to Redline at Training For it to Be Effective

You don’t need to redline in practice for it to be effective. Focus on developing yourself as an athlete, your skill, and being a good teammate.

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Training for Performance vs Training for Injury Prevention

Over the past decade, the idea of injury prevention has grown. This viewpoint has filtered into athletics training, and now people – parents, athletes, coaches, trainers, practitioners – are overly concerned about injury prevention without fully understanding what this notion accurately depicts.

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Strength Training in Golf

Golf is often represented as only a mental and skill-oriented sport. Yes, the mental aspect is critical, however, the physical demand of the sport is also very high. The new age of elite golfers does not look like the golfers of old.