Ahhh, Thanksgiving is near. In addition to being a time to pursue morbid obesity, Thanksgiving is also a time to think of all the things we have to be thankful for…and to go shopping for great deals. In reference to the latter, I have something special for you. Read on… Tomorrow, I will eat you. […]
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Three Hockey Stretches to Keep Your Hips Loose
As the hockey season progresses, it’s normal for players to notice that their hips feel tighter than they did at the beginning of the season. A great way to combat this is by using the post-practice/game stretching routine I outlined here: Stretching for Hockey Assuming you (or your players) have been diligently following this stretching […]
POSTED BY KEVIN NEELD Nov 22, 2010
This Week at Hockey Strength and Conditioning
I have some exciting news for you. Earlier this week I had an opportunity to make a trip up to Mike Boyle Strength and Conditioning. While there, I got to talk to both Coach Boyle and Kevin Larrabee (the co-brains behind BodyByBoyleOnline). If you haven’t already registered, NOW is the time to check it out. […]
POSTED BY KEVIN NEELD Nov 19, 2010
Video Reveals Secret to Developing Elite Hockey Players!
This may be the single most powerful hockey development video in the history of the game. I’ve been fortunate to hear this presentation a few times, and every time I take away something new, some better way to help hockey players compete at the most elite levels. I’m not sure if this video was supposed […]
POSTED BY KEVIN NEELD Nov 17, 2010
Hockey Injuries: Sports Hernia Case Study
Before jumping into today’s post, I just wanted to say a quick congratulations to several of our athletes from this off-season. John Gaudreau (’93) is tied for 2nd on his team (Dubuque Fighting Saints) and tied for 3rd in the USHL for points, as a first year player! Matt DiGirolamo was awarded the starting goalie […]
POSTED BY KEVIN NEELD Nov 15, 2010
This Week at Hockey Strength and Conditioning
Some great new additions to Hockey Strength and Conditioning this week from coaches that have a profoundly successful history training pro hockey players: Video: TRX Lateral Line from Sean SkahanCoach Skahan presents an interesting core training exercise using the TRX. This was one of those videos that gave me ideas for a half dozen other […]
POSTED BY KEVIN NEELD Nov 12, 2010
Randy Pausch, Will Smith, Kevin Neeld?
Over two years ago, Randy Pausch, a Carnegie Mellon professor, gave what was known as “The Last Lecture”. If you were living under a rock during that time period and missed his lecture, set aside 75 minutes to watch the video below. It may be the most powerful thing you’ve ever seen: Recently, I received […]
POSTED BY KEVIN NEELD Nov 10, 2010
Groin Strain Case Study: Assessment
Last week I had a Tier I U-18 player stop in at Endeavor so I could have a look at his hip. I tend to do these types of favors for players that have trained with us in the past and/or play for coaches that I know (in this case, Jared, my boss at Endeavor). […]
POSTED BY KEVIN NEELD Nov 8, 2010
This Week at Hockey Strength and Conditioning
This was a really cool week at Hockey Strength and Conditioning. Last week I mentioned that the content slowed a bit, at least in the form of programs, articles, and videos, but that I really got a lot out of the forum discussions. This week was almost the exact opposite-TONS of new stuff added. Webinar: […]
POSTED BY KEVIN NEELD Nov 5, 2010
Random Thoughts Continued
Picking right up where we left off on Monday: 18. These are two interesting abstracts on outcomes of manual therapy in chronic groin pain populations. I think every athlete should get manual therapy work performed on a regular basis, especially once they reach their Junior and Senior years of high school. If you’re in the […]
POSTED BY KEVIN NEELD Nov 3, 2010

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