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Louis Howell | Strength Coach 🏈🌵

Louis Howell | Strength Coach 🏈🌵

@Coach_Howell3

State Champion DC | State Champion Powerlifting Coach | @MayfieldPower #FNW8050

New Mexico, USA เข้าร่วม Haziran 2010
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NMHU Football
NMHU Football@NMHUFootball·
Camp Dates are set! 🤠 Come compete in front of our staff! Registration is now open. Use QR code to register now! #TheNewHighlands | #RepTheH
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Brandon Davis, CSCS
Brandon Davis, CSCS@Brandon_L_Davis·
If a school wants to add performance training into the school day, here’s how to do it right. ✅ S&C coach ✅ Schedule whole teams in one period ✅ Head coaches present for their team’s lift ✅ Non-athletes get their own period. Only allowed in athletic periods with permission
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Man, I am too competitive…when I saw this, I was like “Hell naw.” Then, I remembered my guy has ALS and is wheelchair-bound and I was like, “Yeah…you right.”
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Monte Sparkman
Monte Sparkman@MonteSparkman·
This app is hilarious…….And now…… It’s don’t max your athletes. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Let’s just stop training all together. 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️
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Monte Sparkman
Monte Sparkman@MonteSparkman·
Gotta love hearing about powerlifting meets using Olympic style bars without center knurling. Bars matter. Anyone who has squatted any kind of weights understands the importance of center knurling. 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️
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vittorio
vittorio@IterIntellectus·
dostoevsky said if you gave people everything they wanted, cakes, entertainment and nothing to worry about except the continuation of the species, they’d start breaking things out of boredom he was right we got comfortable enough that people started manufacturing their own suffering and building identities around the invented problem, to the point where mutilation is seen as healthcare. because a life without struggle felt like a life without meaning. the idea of being broken gave them something to solve and someone to fight, an identity and a sense of community but, once the problem gets “solved” nothing changes, obviously. the emptiness was there before the “problem” (it’s always there), and it’ll be there after. the cause of the problem is never fixed these people never wanted to be fixed, they wanted to feel special
Will Harley 🇧🇪🇬🇧@Hardley76

This ‘trans man’ is depressed because nobody notices her or makes a fuss over her ‘transness’. ‘We just want to live our lives’ means ‘give us constant validation and attention’

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NillesStrength&Speed
NillesStrength&Speed@mnilles3·
“Supervising” the weight room, is not the same as having a qualified strength & conditioning professional coaching the weight room.
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Deerick Smith
Deerick Smith@coachdeesmith·
There has never been a coach in the history of coaching ever not earn their stipend. Not once. Everyone that has ever coached has done far more work than their $2500-$10,000 stipend allotted.
Trost@TrustTrost

High school coaches: Paid more than ever. Collecting camp money. Adding a percentage of that pay to their pension - in Illinois. More technology than ever to do their jobs and in most cases, a bigger budget to do things than decades of past. The result: More lazy high school coaches than ever. It’s something I hear consistently from their peers, parents, school leaders and I’ve seen it first hand. They play games with postseason seeding, literally screwing innocent kids. Years ago, high school coaches were volunteers, community leaders - yes leaders off the field - and then smaller stipends started to appear. High school coaches will nail club coaches or trainers saying it’s a business. I don’t see high school coaches doing it for free. In fact, I see high school coaches looking at ways to do things in the offseason. You can’t have it both ways. I also see high school coaches gaming the system as they near retirement, coaching lower levels of some sports they have no business coaching just to collect a check and pad that pension. You can’t have it both ways. I’ve been in and around high schools now nearing my fifth different decade, covering and working with school leaders locally in Illinois and nationally. Just as I say with parents, there are great coaches and there are bad ones. And trust me, you know the great coaches right away. You do - everyone knows this. But in the end, the adults in and around youth and high school sports are the problem. It’s not the kids. High schools need to figure out how to enhance or clean house. I’d rather have an adult who actually cares and knows nothing about the sport than one literally using kids to pad their personal gain. #MoreThanJUSTGames #IHSA

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