Cody Low

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Cody Low

Cody Low

@lowcody

Strength and Conditioning Coach for Douglas College and Peak Sports Performance Inc. Comments are my own

Vancouver, BC Katılım Temmuz 2012
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Jeremy Frisch
Jeremy Frisch@JeremyFrisch·
Parent: "There's no way kids just playing and having fun can develop real athleticism." Me: Well, I got news for you... Playing and having fun is exactly how kids develop athleticism, and if anyone tells you differently or tries to sell you on exercise and specific workouts for kids they don't know what the hell they are doing there doing other than stealing your money. The magic is when the kids are engaged and having fun. When they're engaged, they will put in their best effort and develop skills without even realizing it. That's how you start long term athletic development. #LTAD
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Gerry DeFilippo
Gerry DeFilippo@Challenger_ST·
Jason & Travis Kelce talking about the ridiculousness of baseball conditioning… “It makes no sense.” “You should be running SPRINTS or doing base running. Not running foul pole to foul pole.” STOP treating baseball players like marathoners
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Cody Low
Cody Low@lowcody·
@BrandonHerring0 Looks great 14 or not. You can see the focus and intent. Great work coach
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Brandon Herring
Brandon Herring@BrandonHerring0·
Freshmen power cleans. Save your coaching points and subtweets. They are 14 years old
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Fixing Education
Fixing Education@FixingEducation·
My students AFTER I provide CLEAR, PRECISE directions...😜😔
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Gerry DeFilippo
Gerry DeFilippo@Challenger_ST·
🔥 In the past couple months I’ve put out some routines Wanted to link all of them in this thread for you - Lower/hip movement - Upper/shoulder movement - Speed prep - Post throwing for pitchers - Acceleration structure - Lateral accel-decel - Balance - Upper power - Anti-rotation - Dynamic core - 7 starts for first step - Landmine exercises - Speed day structure - Best upper back exercises - Best hamstring exercises Enjoy & share!
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Jonas Dodoo
Jonas Dodoo@EatSleepTrain_·
DON’T TRUST THE PROCESS! I haven’t worked with a 100m sprinter in over three years, but now @reeceprescod has dragged me out of retirement so I am back on track. He has come home full of wisdom after experiencing various training systems around the world, maturing physically , mentally and professionally as an athlete. Something that has been centre of our discussions has been the strange but commonly used phrase…. “Trust the process”. 🤮 Coaches repeat this all the time but ignore that trust is EARNT not just given. The audacious thought that athletes should just follow a program and “believe” is ridiculous. In fact many coaches are offended by athletes questioning the process (fragile ego). When you dig down, many coaches don’t really trust their own process. They HOPE performance will improve but couldn’t bank on it. Maybe that’s why their athletes doubts can fracture their self esteem. If you can’t trust your own process, why should your athlete? If you got this far please answer this… how do you build trust with your athletes?
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Bobby Stroupe
Bobby Stroupe@bobbystroupe·
One of the hardest things about the NFL is when a player is hyper focused on getting healthy with an acute injury strategy & comes back de-conditioned in other aspects of their game. It’s very high risk. Return to play is not the same as return to high performance.
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Brandon Herring
Brandon Herring@BrandonHerring0·
Sport coaches: The height of the box is irrelevant. How high does the center of mass travel? That’s all that matters. Red line is 7th line on the wall. Reduce risks
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Gerry DeFilippo
Gerry DeFilippo@Challenger_ST·
10 things athletes should stop doing 1. Conditioning daily 2. Not resting between sprints 3. Maxing out on lifts every week 4. Squatting “ass to grass,” at all costs 5. Only so muscle isolated lifts 6. Worrying about “sport specificity.” 7. Mimicking sport movements in the weight room 8. “Balance,” training on wobble boards 9. Long distance (multiple miles) of running 10. Crunches & Russian twists for “core.”
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Zach Elder
Zach Elder@CoachZachElder·
I’ve said this before but it bears repeating: You absolutely must PR in something every session. Weight Reps Speed Technique Range of Motion Mind-Muscle Balance Feel Knowledge Creativity Rhythm
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Cody Low
Cody Low@lowcody·
@Guadango I’ve been told my voice in the back of their head does
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Mike Guadango
Mike Guadango@Guadango·
Does anything in the weight room really transfer onto the field?
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