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Disciple, Husband, Dad | Director of Sports Performance at Liberty Christian School @warriorstronglc | CSCS, SCCC, FRCms, USAW

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I believe in training as a team. It’s where brotherhood is built. There is a dark place you have to go to in training that can only be achieved with your brothers you pushing you past your limits. Gold’s Gym with your headphones on just ain’t the same.

I believe in training as a team. It’s where brotherhood is built. There is a dark place you have to go to in training that can only be achieved with your brothers you pushing you past your limits. Gold’s Gym with your headphones on just ain’t the same.

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Here’s what I mean by choose variations that “autocorrect” This is my 5 year old. He’s never lifted. With a dowel on his back he rounds the back during a squat, even with no weight. I could give him verbal cues & eventually get him right, but it would be a challenge. 1st rep with a db goblet style & a medball underneath he squats with perfect technique. I didn’t coach him at all. The exercise variation forces good technique through tactile cues instead of verbal cues. When working with young athletes finding ways to “autocorrect “ good technique is a cheat code.

Here’s what I mean by choose variations that “autocorrect” This is my 5 year old. He’s never lifted. With a dowel on his back he rounds the back during a squat, even with no weight. I could give him verbal cues & eventually get him right, but it would be a challenge. 1st rep with a db goblet style & a medball underneath he squats with perfect technique. I didn’t coach him at all. The exercise variation forces good technique through tactile cues instead of verbal cues. When working with young athletes finding ways to “autocorrect “ good technique is a cheat code.

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A solid middle school lifting program is key to building successful HS athletes. Fundamentals, great movement patterns, & building confidence in the weight room gives them a launchpad for success in HS.

A solid middle school lifting program is key to building successful HS athletes. Fundamentals, great movement patterns, & building confidence in the weight room gives them a launchpad for success in HS.

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