A Strength and Conditioning History Lesson
My friend Lance Hooton was kind enough to share this piece of history. This is an absolute “must read” if you are in the field of strength and conditioning.
If Anyone Gets Slower You’re Fired
Look forward to your comments.
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April 16, 2012 at 4:12 pm
This is an awesome piece. We actually did the Husker Program at U-Mass Boston in the Case Center weight room.