Track and Field Coaching Certifications

  • December 12, 2014
  • / By Tom

Photo By: Steven Pisano If you are looking to improve you knowledge and skills as a coach, or just bolster your resume as you try to break into the field, there are a few good track and field coaching certifications to look into. USATF The USATF Level 1 is probably the best place to start […]

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Are Sweet Potatoes Low Carb?

  • December 11, 2014
  • / By Tom

Sweet potatoes have long been popular in the health and fitness community for many of their health benefits. Still, people who are looking to control their carbohydrate intake for health reasons or because of the new diet they are trying want to know one thing: are sweet potatoes low carb? The short answer is no, […]

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6 Running Back Routes and Passing Plays

  • December 10, 2014
  • / By Tom

Running backs are becoming a more serious threat in the passing game at all levels of football. The number of running back routes are expanding as offensive get creative with how to use their dynamic talents out of the backfield.  ​The running back route tree used to be very limited, almost like glorified fullbacks, but now […]

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8 Key Youth Basketball Tips

  • December 9, 2014
  • / By Tom

Photo By: Shane Pope Working with young athletes can be a challenge if you don’t have much experience with it. It can be tough for people with many years in basketball to communicate with beginners who are just learning the sport. Follow these youth basketball tips to find the most success for working with young […]

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11 Strength and Conditioning Certifications for Coaches

Photo By: Deane Rimerman Whether you are a young strength coach looking to move up in your career or a sport coach looking to improve your knowledge in the weight room, getting certified is great for both furthering your education and bolstering your resume. There are so many certs out there that it can be […]

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