Monthly Archives: June 2012

GAP Golf Fitness Q&A

GAP Golf Fitness Q&A

Every few months I do a featured Q&A column for the Golf Association of Philadelphia website. Because most hockey players head to the courses once their season is over, and because there are some commonalities in training principles between the two sports, I wanted to share the most recent feature with you. Check it out… Read more

Hockey Training Stuff You Should Read

Hockey Training Stuff You Should Read

I wanted to switch things up a bit to start this week off and feature some work from other people that I’ve really enjoyed. If you’re having a tough time shaking off the weekend and need an outlet to kill some time while you’re pretending to work, this is it! These articles, in one way… Read more

This Month in Hockey Strength and Conditioning

This Month in Hockey Strength and Conditioning

Back on track this week with a wrap-up of this week’s (and the three preceding week’s since I’ve been slacking) activity in the world of hockey strength and conditioning. Over the last several weeks, I’ve added several articles on topics ranging from strength and conditioning internships to specific hockey training techniques to maximize performance and… Read more

What It Means To Be A “Boyle Guy”

What It Means To Be A “Boyle Guy”

“Boyle Guy.” Over the last couple years, I’ve heard this denomination frequently. At times it seems like the descriptor is being used as an insult; other times, simply a statement of reality. Typically, however, the term is used by someone that disagrees with one or more of Mike Boyle’s training ideas (single-leg training is the… Read more