Coaches offer all sorts of different training packages options for athletes. Some offer one session, some offer 10, and some offer packages designed for more
Looking to become a triathlete? Here are a few tips to help you prepare. Every veteran triathlete was a bright-eyed beginner at one point. Many
College track and field is an under-funded sport. Athletic aid is hard to come by, and full athletic scholarship is a rarity. Most college track
A difficult challenge for many developing athletes is learning to use starting blocks. Success relies upon the set up before the gun goes off. The
Active Release Technique (ART) is a form of physical therapy that concentrates on healing injuries by correcting the soft tissue of an affected area. The
It doesn’t matter if you’re a starter, 6th, 7th or 8th man, if you’re on the bench for more than 5 minutes, your legs tighten up and
You’re a runner who loves to run every day and push yourself in your training. Then you get injured, and your doctor tells you that
If you have completed any long distance training or racing, I’m sure you have plenty of stories about your long run. We change meal plans,
To quote one of the greatest NBA players of all-time, Hall of Fame legend Bill Russell, “this game has always been, and will always be,
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Plyometrics are an exercise designed to increase speed and power, and these are areas that require development in youth athletes. Plyometrics force the muscles to use
