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Issue 100: May 2013



Ask Greg: Issue 100
Greg Everett

One Hundred Issues of the Performance Menu
Robb Wolf

The Elements of a Weightlifting Teaching Progression
Greg Everett

We’re On This Road Together: Performance Menu at 100
Matt Foreman

Misdiagnosis: Tendinitis
Jen Sinkler

For Peak Performance, Think Outside the Gym
Mark Sisson

When Lifting, Think Down Not Out to Get Under the Bar
Mark Kaelin

Supplements That Don’t Work as You Intended (But May for Other Reasons)
Kurtis Frank

6 Steps To Better Delegate, Manage, and Grow a Team
Sean Greeley

Simplify: Sprint Your Way to Elite Conditioning
Matthew Miller

When to Foam Roll
Jennifer Wilson

How Coaches Are Failing Our Kids – And What You Can Do To Help
Yael Grauer

Recipes: Issue 100
Scott Hagnas

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Training Program for Matt Foreman, August-September 1993 Calpian Weightlifting Club, Auburn, Washington


This is the fifth section of my 1993 training program. For those of you who haven’t been following these articles in recent months, my entire training experience from January through December of 1993 is being documented in monthly installments ... Continue reading
Applying Motor Learning Research for Athletes


In our own training and as coaches, we are always looking for the optimal learning strategies for enhancing performance. The science and practice of motor skill learning has provided very interesting discoveries over the past 30 years, which has ofte... Continue reading
A Very Good Year: Training Program Series Introduction


Programming. When most of you hear that word, you probably start to perk up just a little bit. It grabs your attention, and you go on high alert because you think there might be some information coming that you could use as a new weapon in your battl... Continue reading
Mindfulness


The goal of many competitive or bootcamp-style programs and classes is to get through the workout as fast as possible. The workout itself is viewed as a task - an onerous burden that can only be removed by completion. The advent of "underground&... Continue reading
The Jerk: Part 2


The Push Press

The push press is an intermediate movement combining elements of the press and the jerk. As a lift itself, it’s an excellent strength builder, allowing the athlete to press greater loads overhead w... Continue reading