Table of Contents The Number of Athletes Allowed in a Weight Room Will be LimitedCoaches Will Have to Leverage Larger, Available Spaces to Distance AthletesAthletes Will Not be Able to Share EquipmentAthletes and Clients Will Need to be Educated on How to Properly Clean EquipmentEquipment May Have to be Moved Within the Weight RoomStrength Coaches →
Upper Body Band Movements https://youtu.be/wsF6fLejwlU [0:00] Hi, Jeff Reinardy, Strength and Conditioning coach and Winona State University. This, like many of you this has become our reality as this COVID-19 has continued to spread. The time that we're going to see other individuals in our facilities, the ability to get out of your own home →
https://youtu.be/qznVKc7ldjk [0:00]: Hi, Jeff Reinardy Winona State University. We're looking at an empty facility today. Ourselves, like many of you out there, are completely shut down in all aspects. For us, we won't be able to see our athletes for at least two to four weeks. The university systems themselves are going from complete shutdown →
[00:01]: Hi, Jeff Reinardy, Winona State University Strength Conditioning coach. Today we're going to talk about resistance bands. I'm here to tell you don't resist the band. A little bit of pun there. But it took me a while to kind of get on board with these things and I know they've been around a →
Have you ever tried training a Giraffe? It’s different, not like training other animals like tigers or lions. The long legs make for some interesting adjustments to angles and reaches. In our weight room I lovingly refer to many of our basketball and volleyball players as giraffes. Their long arms and legs are a factor →
Designed for Coaches in Mind If you've ever used weight vests in your program, you might be familiar with the pain they come with. ReadyArmor Weight Vests aren't your run-of-the-mill, sweat-soaked, poorly-fitting vests made for distance running. They are loaded with coach-friendly features and are uniquely designed to provide form-fitting, wearable resistance for improving athletic →
The landmine pertains to an angled barbell movement where one end of the barbell is on the ground and the opposite end is held by the lifter. Because the barbell sits on the ground, either stuck in a corner or a landmine slot, it creates a wide range of motion that can use utilized for →
Any athlete that trains hard for their sport may encounter some inner elbow pain at some point. The most common advice is to just stop lifting. But if you want to be a competitive athlete, you can’t afford to not keep up your strength and conditioning. It’s what gives you an edge. If you are →
The Gopher Performance Axle Bar is like a regular barbell, but with one huge difference—at 2” dia, it’s almost twice as thick as a standard barbell. That difference dramatically changes how you grip the bar, making it significantly more difficult. So, if you are looking to add some grip-strength training into your workouts, the axle →
I am a big fan of all types of core/ab movements, so when I got my hands on the VariRoll Glute/Ab Roller from Gopher Performance I was excited to put it to the test. I will be talking about my review on this high-quality product and show you a few exercises that include the VariRoll. →