The Ultimate Educational Resource in the Palm of Your Hands


Believe it or not BodyByBoyle Online has been live for over a year now. In the past 14 months the site has evolved into a diverse database of educational content from the best minds in the industry.When we Launched the website back in October 2010, the plan was to create the ultimate source for content from Mike Boyle Strength and Conditioning for those that couldn’t travel to seminars, and for those that wanted the inside scoop on what we do at MBSC. Instead, it became much more.


In the last year the we have posted over 100 hours of educational video content that covers a wide range of subjects from strength and conditioning, to assessments, to speed training, to rehab, and much more. And this content isn’t just coming from Mike. In the first year they have had talks from Sue Falsone (Athletes Performance/LA Dodgers), Charlie Weingroff, Dan John, Kelly Starret (MobiliyWod), Nick Tumminello, Negar Fonooni, Joe Sansalone, Charles Staley, and more! The subjects have included, kettlebell training, sandbag training, a talk on the thoracic spine, mobility with bands, rotary training, the FMS, and more.

To put it simply, we have created a library of content that is must watch if you are a fitness enthusiast, trainer, physical therapist, strength coach, or just love strength and conditioning.

The best part is that we now support the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch for watching our content.

Oh yeah, we also have their exercise database on there along with the same programs that they use with their high school, college, and professional athletes.

Simply head to their website and take a sneak peak of the content and features for yourself:

http://bodybyboyleonline.com

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2 Responses to “The Ultimate Educational Resource in the Palm of Your Hands”

  1. mboyle1959 Says:

    http://www.bodybyboyleonline.com is a site that is specifically dedicated to our business at Mike Boyle Strength and Conditioning. It contains all of our programs, videos of staff meetings etc. StrengthCoach.com is an information site that contains info from a number of sources. It is a low cost ( $9.95/mo) source of amazing info. I’m involved in both but, they are quite different.

  2. What are the main differences between bodybyboyle.com and strengthcoach.com? They both look like great resources, but for those of us on a budget which area does each site focus on?

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