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RETRAIN SKILL AND PERFORMANCE TO ELEVATE PRODUCTION
Gray Cook This is an excerpt from The Business of Movement Learning a new movement skill is difficult. Anyone who’s worked with athletes or skille...
The Patterns of Global Movement
Gray Cook This is an excerpt from The Business of Movement Despite my belief in the importance of how the body moves, my early career was so focused...
Gray Cook: Foreword to The Business of Movement
Gray Cook This is an excerpt from The Business of Movement ▶ Are you ready to question your personal and professional actionswhen movement ob...
Mike Boyle: Foreword to Coaching Rules
Michael Boyle When Brendon asked me to write the foreword to his book, I have to admit I was excited to help tell his story. Brendon Rearick did not...
Josh Hillis: Which of My Books Will Work for You?
I wrote Lean and Strong for people who want to get leaner and stronger, but I hope it makes a difference in another way too. I hope to have some impac...
Robert Linkul Trainers’ Webinar
50 Plus:Five Functional Strength Training Lifts for the Aging Fitness Enthusiast A FREE WEBINAR FOR TRAINERS WHO WORK WITH AGING ATHLETES January 26...
Brendon Rearick: Mental Toughness
by Brendon RearickAuthor of Coaching Rules: A How-To Manual for a Successful Career in Strength and Fitness It’s well-documented that those who make ...
Introduction to Coaching Rules
An excerpt by Brendon Rearick Unlike our predecessors, it’s now possible to retire from a long and successful career as a strength and conditionin...
Foreword to Dave Draper’s A Glimpse in the Rear View
by Dan John for Dave Draper This is an excerpt from Dave's book, A Glimpse in the Rear View Life does funny things to our memory. We look back a...
Greg Dea: The Top Six Ways to Get Better Buy-In from Your Athletes
by Greg Dea For a coach of any discipline, the goal of communication used to be about changing behavior. It still should be. Success depends on the beh...
Show Up
This is an excerpt from Dan's book, Attempts. In 1996 in my administration newsletter, I wrote my three-point success formula: 1. Show up. 2....