I hope you’re having a great week. My article last week on lateral bound norms sparked a few great discussions on the value (and limitations) of the test, and how that test may be a more, or at least equally, suitable power test for hockey players.
Speaking of power training, my friend Mike Robertson is about to release the 3rd edition of the Elite Athletic Development series he’s been filming with Carolina Panthers S&C Coach Joe Kenn.
As with every good product launch, Mike and Joe are kicking things off by releasing some AWESOME, and completely free, information that I know you’ll enjoy.
As part of the EADS 3.0 seminar, they had Bobby Smith and Adam Feit, two guys that have developed a great reputation in my neck of the woods in Jersey, give a presentation on “all things jump training.” In this first segment, you’ll learn:
Check it out here >> Maximize my power development
Check it out here >> Maximize my power development
This is the first of a 3-part video series, so once you watch the first, you’ll automatically be notified of when the next two are released. Enjoy!
To your success,
Kevin Neeld
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