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Keep this out of your game.

Many people become dehydrated when they consume alcoholic drinks. Alcoholic drinks are diuretics and will lead to the elimination of much of the fluid in your body. In the meantime, these drinks will not be able to sufficiently rehydrate your body. The end result is dehydration. Water is best when it comes to rehydrating your [...]

Dr. Ted Lambrinides: A STT exclusive

This week on iTunes, STT interviews what some would consider a modern strength and conditioning icon. Dr. Ted Lambrinides did his undergraduate studies in business marketing and graduate studies in coaching and exercise science at The Ohio State University, where he began his career as a student assistant and graduate assistant strength and conditioning coach. [...]

Do you have a meal plan?

With time, you can gradually change the way that you shop for food and will improve your health as a result. Begin by replacing your white bread with whole grain breads. Keep in mind that breads labeled as whole wheat, for example, can still contain processed white flour. Read the list of ingredients to make [...]

By |2020-10-08T22:05:09-04:00August 29th, 2011|STT Conference/Clinics, STT Nutrition|

4th Annual ML Strength Performance Conference

Saturday November 12, 2011 - Saturday November 12, 2011 ML Strength Facility Map and Directions | Register Description:Presented by: The 4th Annual ML Strength Performance Conference will be taking place on Saturday, November 12th at the ML Strength Facility in White Plains, New York (20 miles outside of New York City). This year, ML Strength [...]

By |2020-10-08T22:05:09-04:00August 28th, 2011|SMARTER Team Training Events, STT Conference/Clinics|

Monitor this.

Your target heart rate high end and low end range will serve as a guideline during your workout routine. If you are new to exercise, it is best to begin at the lower end of your target heart rate zone. As you become more comfortable with your workout routine, pick up the pace slightly by [...]

Got fruit?

Start off your day with a healthy dose of antioxidants. This is perhaps the easiest time of day to get the antioxidants your body needs. An example of an excellent antioxidant breakfast would be a piece of whole grain bread topped with almond butter along with a bowl of fresh fruit. If you are in [...]

Get low, get low…

There are many types of squat exercises. For instance, some people use barbells with heavy weights attached in order to maximize their leg muscles. If this is not your goal and you are only hoping to tone your legs and buttocks, use lighter weights. Always begin with what you are comfortable with and work your [...]

SNI interviews Coach Taylor and STT

CEO and co-founder of the International Society of Sports Nutrition and the Editor in Chief of the Sports Nutrition Insider, Dr. Jose Antonio interviews Coach Taylor and shares the answers to the tough questions. To read the interview, click here. The Sports Nutrition Insider is dedicated to covering the latest news in sports nutrition. For [...]

A good warm-up?

Footwork will help you advance in any sports activity that you take on. By learning how to quickly change the direction of your body while maintaining balance, speed, strength and body control, your movements will become fluid and graceful. Anyone can improve their agility through proper and persistent training techniques. One of the primary tools [...]

STT on ASAP

Athletic Strength And Power Podcaster Ed Cicale interviewed Coach Taylor at Kim Wood's "Meeting of the Tribes" Strength Clinic. To hear the podcast, click here. Athletic Strength and Power (aka ASAP) is a systematic approach to improving the various physical components that are necessary for athletic success. The ASAP program has a proven track record [...]