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Why American Weightlifting Coaches Are As Good As Anybody
I’ll openly admit right from the beginning that I’m not sure if this article is going to strike a chord with all of you. I hope it will, b... Continue reading
I’ll openly admit right from the beginning that I’m not sure if this article is going to strike a chord with all of you. I hope it will, b... Continue reading
Interview: Allie Henry
Whenever I interview athletes, I read the words they give me and then ask myself, “What is this athlete’s story really about?” After... Continue reading
Whenever I interview athletes, I read the words they give me and then ask myself, “What is this athlete’s story really about?” After... Continue reading
Reversing the Roles of Coach and Athlete
I have to start this article off by talking about myself before I can transition into talking about you and getting to the point. A few weeks ago, ... Continue reading
I have to start this article off by talking about myself before I can transition into talking about you and getting to the point. A few weeks ago, ... Continue reading
Interview: Daniel Camargo
When you’ve been in weightlifting for over a quarter century, you see quite a few talented young lifters come and go. Some of them get labeled a... Continue reading
When you’ve been in weightlifting for over a quarter century, you see quite a few talented young lifters come and go. Some of them get labeled a... Continue reading
Some Changes I See in Weightlifting
I guess I should start this article by telling you something you already know. Or maybe you don’t know it…I’m not sure. I can&rsquo... Continue reading
I guess I should start this article by telling you something you already know. Or maybe you don’t know it…I’m not sure. I can&rsquo... Continue reading
Interview: David Garcia
The two best 105 kg weightlifters I’ve seen in the United States since I started my career were Wes Barnett and Pete Kelley. These guys had trem... Continue reading
The two best 105 kg weightlifters I’ve seen in the United States since I started my career were Wes Barnett and Pete Kelley. These guys had trem... Continue reading
Coach-Athlete Loyalty: Where Are The Boundaries?
Relationships are risky. I don’t think I really understood this until I was older, but it’s true. When you get into a relationship with so... Continue reading
Relationships are risky. I don’t think I really understood this until I was older, but it’s true. When you get into a relationship with so... Continue reading
Interview: Tim Swords
Tim Swords is a big weightlifting coach in Texas who trains big Texas weightlifters and football players. That’s a very simple description of th... Continue reading
Tim Swords is a big weightlifting coach in Texas who trains big Texas weightlifters and football players. That’s a very simple description of th... Continue reading
Young Kids and Olympic Weightlifting
Bringing kids into Olympic weightlifting…aaahhh, what a subject. Actually, I could probably change that first sentence into “Youth sports... Continue reading
Bringing kids into Olympic weightlifting…aaahhh, what a subject. Actually, I could probably change that first sentence into “Youth sports... Continue reading
Interview: Aimee Anaya Everett
Aimee Anaya Everett is the main reason I’m writing for Catalyst Athletics. You probably didn’t know that, did you? Back in 2008, I was li... Continue reading
Aimee Anaya Everett is the main reason I’m writing for Catalyst Athletics. You probably didn’t know that, did you? Back in 2008, I was li... Continue reading
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