@LachapFootball@HardingStrength I appreciate it! There’s a couple towel games in that post - one I like is a fracture style game. 2-4 players retreat from a middle point, one picks up the towel and attempts to score, the others are either defenders, tagging off on the carrier or an offensive blocker.
Developing Game Speed⚡️🏎️
One of many ways to compete and get high speed exposure at the proper intensity without the stress and time constraints of timing gates‼️
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Harding is excited to Host the @NSCA Arkansas State Clinic April 18th‼️
We have a tremendous line up planned. I will be giving 2 presentations on Training Around Injuries for Athletes and Contact Prep.
Come learn, get a lift in, and earn those CEUs!
Join me on Giving Day as we support Harding’s students!
I’d love your partnership in supporting @HardingStrength
When checking out, select “Other,” and write in “Strength and Conditioning” harding.edu/givingday
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Welcome Corson Swan to our Strength and Conditioning staff!
Coach Swan brings valuable experience from ASU, where he served as Assistant Director of Athletic Performance, specializing in mental performance, RTP programming, nutrition, and sports science integration.
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@CoachPayne__@Harding_FB Weight room - prioritize movement quality over anything else. Do not force exercises or loads on poor movers. There are no indispensable lifts.
Speed/Agility - develop speed with full speed, full recovery reps. Make it competitive, game like, and fun.
@MichaelGragg@Harding_FB Sweat in training so you don’t bleed in war!
Love this coach and enjoy watching you all compete!
Any big tips for a HS Weight Room or on field Speed/Agility Training?