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Starting a High School Strength Program


I wrote this quite a while ago but, just revisited it for a StrengthCoach.com discussion thread.

Frequently at clinics I speak with high school coaches who are interested in starting or improving a strength and conditioning program at their school. Most often they are looking for guidance in setting up the program and, always want to talk sets and reps . Coaches ask should I do BFS, use the Husker Program etc. etc. Much to their dismay, I generally want to discuss organization and administrative concepts because, in my experience, these are the real keys. Setup and execution make the program run not sets and reps.
If you get one thing out of this article remember this quote (author unknown).
” A bad program done well is better than a good program done poorly”….

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One Response to “Starting a High School Strength Program”

  1. edslattery Says:
    May 11, 2015 at 10:53 am

    Reblogged this on ED SLATTERY STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING and commented:
    Some simple tips from Mike Boyle on effectively running a Strength and Conditioning program in schools.

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