This has become a common thread for S&C coaches I have been interacting with lately: going the long, hard road of becoming a S&C coach is the only way. I […]
Strength Coach Chronicles – Career Procrastination Read More »
This is a monster book.You can see the chronicles of someone that has worked in the trade of management for some time. Part of the book’s appeal was that it
What I’m Reading – High Output Management, Andrew Grove Read More »
Why do other strength coaches care what someone else does with their programming? I’ve always wondered this. If you really think about it, someone doing something that you think is
Strength Coach Chronicles – Do you really care what someone else is doing? Read More »
This is a really good book. I’ve said this before, but it’s worth mentioning again: We are approaching a renaissance of what strength coaches have known for decades – taking
What I’m Reading – Outlive, Peter Attia Read More »
The question is not whether we like the conclusion that emerges out of a train of reasoning, but whether the conclusion follows from the premise, or starting point, and whether
What I’m Reading – The Demon Haunted World, Carl Sagan Read More »
This is something I have finally come to grips with as a critical aspect of coaching. Subconsciously, I have always made this a priority. It was not until recently that
Strength Coach Chronicles – Building your Brand Read More »
This is a critical question. It is one that needs some sort of perspective. For context, I have two Bachelor’s Degrees (Mathematics and Movement Science) and two Masters Degrees (Exercise
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This is a monster book filled to the brim with information. As S&C books go, this one was dense and all encompassing. Jovanovic did a fantastic job of depicting the
What I’m Reading – Agile Periodization Vol 1&2, Mladen Jovanovic Read More »
At the end of a loss with a team you are working for, what is your response? Do you feel like you are solely responsible for that outcome? Do you
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This book is applicable to any coach out there. The central idea is that we are playing poker with decisions while managing the unknowns along with the knowns. It is
