Nico Ramicone, CSCS, USAW L-1, BRM (@ramiconen) 's Twitter Profile
Nico Ramicone, CSCS, USAW L-1, BRM

@ramiconen

Head Strength Coach @ Revere

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Zac Goodman (@zacgoodman_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you don’t improve your relative Squat Strength… You will not Jump Higher. Your ability to jump, is dependent upon relative leg strength. Squat Heavy, Jump High! 💪🏻✈️

If you don’t improve your relative Squat Strength… You will not Jump Higher.

Your ability to jump, is dependent upon relative leg strength.

Squat Heavy, Jump High! 💪🏻✈️
Eamonn Flanagan (@eamonnflanagan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Strength matters... Stronger athletes respond quicker & more specifically to ballistic & jump training. BUT: Without continued heavy strength work, the decay of force-producing capabilities likely limited improvements after 5 weeks.

Strength matters...

Stronger athletes respond quicker & more specifically to ballistic & jump training. 

BUT: Without continued heavy strength work, the decay of force-producing capabilities likely limited improvements after 5 weeks.
Zac Goodman (@zacgoodman_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Pressing Strength is highly correlated to Throwing and Swinging Performance. No matter the implement, any general increase in Force Production provides a larger base for more specific performance. Ball Players…Press Heavy, Fast and OFTEN!💪🏻⚾️

Pressing Strength is highly correlated to Throwing and Swinging Performance.

No matter the implement, any general increase in Force Production provides a larger base for more specific performance.

Ball Players…Press Heavy, Fast and OFTEN!💪🏻⚾️
Brandon Herring (@brandonherring0) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I’ve had a few people ask me for this so I’m reposting it. Simple way to show sport coaches that intensity isn’t the enemy during in-season training. Rather, volume and time under tension are. Then, get them to understand it’s exactly the same when it comes to practices.

I’ve had a few people ask me for this so I’m reposting it.

Simple way to show sport coaches that intensity isn’t the enemy during in-season training. Rather, volume and time under tension are.

Then, get them to understand it’s exactly the same when it comes to practices.
Ross Garner (@coachrgarner) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The biggest benefits to a Unified High School S&C program 1. Year-round training. There’s a plan for constant development 2. Raises the floor. Training limits the ups & downs of talent by raising avg 3. Builds Athletic Culture. S&C coach impacts everyone, not just one team

Conor Hughes (@conorhughes67) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Make what you are training meaningful. Develop strength, power, and specific conditioning that matters for the goal. Tired is not the goal. Better is the goal. 1st video is the goal, second and third are the work.

Zac Goodman (@zacgoodman_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Louie Simmons on Conditioning for Football Players… “Football is a knock you out, back up, knock you out, back up sport. When you run gassers, you turn explosive athletes into endurance athletes.” You must train the correct energy systems for success in Sport!🙌🏻

Erica Mulholland, MS 👸🏼 (@fitsoccerqueen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Dear female athletes: Your hamstrings are not tight. They are WEAK. When sport load is higher than tissue tolerance that equals injury or chronic soreness/tightness feeling. Build your hamstring STRENGTH to handle the demands of your sport so you are more resilient to high