In my opinion, RPR works and it isn’t going anywhere. To me, it makes too much sense to do it especially when the results are so obvious to the athlete and the coach. I wrote about it previously here. I think hockey parents in general should sometimes take a deep breath and relax (myself included). […]
Over the past year, I’ve read some really good books. An author of books that I really enjoyed is Ryan Holiday. His books include The Obstacle is the Way, Ego is the Enemy, and The Daily Stoic (which I read on a daily basis). What Ryan writes about in those books is the philosophy of […]
I had the privilege of attending the Athletic Performance Summit Featuring the Legends of Strength and Conditioning back in May. It was a seminar that I heard about only a few weeks before. When I saw the lineup of speakers, I knew I had to attend. What really attracted me to this seminar was that […]
I recently attended the RPR Level 1 Coach Certification in Edina, MN. For more info on it, check out www.reflexiveperformance.com/about/ This is what I took away from it: Background- I had previously heard about Cal Dietz doing RPR with his athletes at the University of Minnesota and I was intrigued. I heard some vague descriptions […]
Just came across this interview with Coach Belichick with Suzy Welch. Lots of great info on leadership and passion for what you do. Take 20 minutes and watch this Bill Belichik on leadership, winning, and Tom Brady not being a ‘great natural athlete’
This week’s video is the Keiser Reverse Lunge to Row
This week’s video of the week is the Goblet Squat.
This week’s video of the week is the Split Squat Jump
Following last weeks’ Hurdle Over/Under video, here is this weeks’ video.