Deceleration Exercises for Athletes: Stop Faster and Stay Healthier Deceleration exercises train an athlete’s ability to absorb force, stop efficiently, and re-accelerate—making them essential for speed, change of direction, and injury
General Physical Preparedness (GPP): How to Build Strong, Well-Rounded Athletes In today’s performance world, every athlete wants the same thing: to get faster, jump higher, move better, and dominate in their
Post-Activation Potentiation (PAP) for Building Power: Top 6 Contrast Sets for Athletes If you're an athlete trying to get faster, jump higher, hit harder, or produce more force in less time,
This baseball performance session is built to sharpen agility, improve reaction time, and increase power so players stay game ready year round. Led by a performance coach, the workout combines structured
Today I’m walking you through a full breakdown of an acceleration focused workout we ran with our pro football athletes. This isn’t just another sprint session. We’re talking contrast training,
One of the most common questions I get is: “How do I develop speed in youth athletes and improve their sprint mechanics?” It’s a good question, but here’s the problem: Too many
Hey coaches! What's going on? Chris Barnard here from Overtime Athletes, and today I'm diving into what I believe to be the king of strength exercises for athletes. When we think
5 Key Areas Every Elite Athlete's Strength and Conditioning Program Must Focus On In the world of elite athletes, every training session counts. To truly reach the highest level of performance,
Get Faster Using This Linear Speed Warm-Up When it comes to improving linear speed, the importance of an effective warm-up cannot be overstated. Before jumping into full-speed sprints or intense drills,