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As strength coaches, an athlete’s health should be the top priority. The role of a strength coach is to prepare athletes to play their sport and compete through strength and conditioning programs that are developed to elevate athleticism. More importantly, a coach’s job is to help reduce injury both on and off the field. New … Read more
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For several years, at four different universities, I beat my brains out, attempting to find the ultimate training plan. Independent of any particular sport, I sought the most logical means of addressing all athletically desirable goals: Muscular strength and power Hypertrophy Fat loss Cardiorespiratory endurance Speed, quickness, and agility Joint flexibility and stability Injury prevention … Read more
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For several years, at four different universities, I beat my brains out, attempting to find the ultimate training plan. Independent of any particular sport, I sought the most logical means of addressing all athletically desirable goals: Muscular strength and power Hypertrophy Fat loss Cardiorespiratory endurance Speed, quickness, and agility Joint flexibility and stability Injury prevention … Read more
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Mass information in the fitness industry is a beautiful thing; it enables coaches and the general population to learn at a high rate. However, mass information can also lead to mass confusion. Figuring out how to train oneself and others can be a rollercoaster ride — and not always a fun one. Thankfully, the intentions … Read more
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Mass information in the fitness industry is a beautiful thing; it enables coaches and the general population to learn at a high rate. However, mass information can also lead to mass confusion. Figuring out how to train oneself and others can be a rollercoaster ride — and not always a fun one. Thankfully, the intentions … Read more
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PB&J protein smoothie You know how a song, smell or a bite of something can take you back to a moment? That’s what this PB&J smoothie is going to do for you too! Right back to being a kid eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, but better. This one is packed with about 25g of […]
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build new habits For years you’ve all joked that I’m “the queen of routines” and honestly…it makes me so happy! I live for routines. They give me structure so I can do more of the things I love each day and honestly they help me be the best version of myself. That’s because I create […]
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Danielle lost 50 lbs with MyFitnessPal and gained the nutrition know-how and confidence to help others find success, too.
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After losing 190 lbs in 22 months, Quiency (and his pup) are living a healthier, more active life.
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Being overweight prevented Ansar from meaningful relationships and being healthy. See how MyFitnessPal helped him with 200-pound weight loss journey.
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