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Dan Riley: A STT Exclusive

This week on iTunes, STT interviews a legend of the strength game. Dan Riley currently serves as the strength and conditioning educator for the Memorial Hermann Sports Medicine Institute. Riley is a retired strength and conditioning coach having spent 27 of those years in the National Football League (19 with the Washington Redskins and eight [...]

Coach Taylor featured on STACK!

And the tips keep on coming from Coach Taylor! This one features three videos and some good old fashion questions and answers from a recent interview with Coach Taylor and STACK. Check out the post by clicking the STACK logo above. Let STT know what you think of what Coach Taylor had to say by [...]

STT’s workout of the month for October 2010

I’m sure we have all see the guy at the gym stuck on the bench press and the multiple variations of pressing movements.  Often times you notice that when he racks the weight or drops the dumbbells as loud and as hard as possible, that he quickly grabs his shoulder and makes a circular motion [...]

By |2010-10-18T04:15:12-04:00October 18th, 2010|STT Strength|

STT’s workout of the month for June 2010

Often we read or hear about new ab exercises or a piece of equipment that guarantees you a six pack without really exercising.  How about sticking to what works?  A throw back exercise if you will.  If you have not tried this one in awhile, you are missing out.  Begin the exercise lying on your [...]

By |2010-06-20T04:03:27-04:00June 20th, 2010|STT Strength|

STT’s workout of the month for February 2010

As your athletes get mentally tougher, try changing up the tempo of the reps instead of increasing the resistance.  Try a few sets of a protocol called “super slow”.  In this protocol, the concentric phase is executed in six seconds or longer with perfect posture and form.  After the concentric phase, follow it up with [...]

By |2010-02-19T04:32:51-05:00February 19th, 2010|STT Strength|

STT’s workout of the month for December 2009

When a trainee starts training they often do not realize how much their body can handle.  They do not quite know how hard they can work past what they believe to be exhaustion.  Try the “breakdown” or “drop set” protocol to help educate your athletes about what intensity really is.  Have them execute a set [...]

By |2009-12-24T04:19:00-05:00December 24th, 2009|STT Strength|