Ingleside_Mustang_Defense (@coachhawks1) 's Twitter Profile
Ingleside_Mustang_Defense

@coachhawks1

Defensive Coordinator @ Ingleside High School

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Jeremy "Jay" Clemons (@jeremy_c4) 's Twitter Profile Photo

23 y/o Military Veteran | OLB/Safety | Father I’m chasing college football with discipline, purpose, and film to back it up. I’ve attended multiple prospect camps and continue to train daily. 🎥 Hudl Highlights: hudl.com/v/2K08gD 📩 DM open for transcripts, test scores,

Carlos Cuellar (@coachlos92) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Speed school 🏫 💨 Warm up & station work today: -Wickets -Sled pull -banded high knees -plyo’s Not what you do, but how you do it

TPI (@mytpi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The 90/90/90 Oblique Stretch is one of our favorite exercises for improving rotational mobility in the thoracic spine, especially for golfers with fascial restrictions. This is one of the hundreds of “at-home” exercise options that a TPI Certified professional can program

Seth McFerrin CSCS (@sethmcferrin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Cut Jerks for Spring Ball and added Jammers Jammer Progression 1. 4 Point Jammer 2. 2 Point Jammer 3. 2 Point Jammer+Step Easier on the shoulders and still being explosive

Sprint Science (@spikesonly) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Mero and Mann provided us with a blueprint in the 1980s- nothing has changed significantly from a coaching perspective, except for a few minor details. If you want to get athletes faster, don't worry about what is trendy; focus on what is timeless. Study the legends first.

Mero and Mann provided us with a blueprint in the 1980s- nothing has changed significantly from a coaching perspective, except for a few minor details. 

If you want to get athletes faster, don't worry about what is trendy; focus on what is timeless. 

Study the legends first.
Gerry DeFilippo (@challenger_st) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Stop only relying on choreographed cone & ladder drills Yes, basic footwork has its place. Yes, general change of direction work has its place But it’s imperative to keep athletes reacting, adjusting, decelerating & accelerating Here’s one of my favorite drills!