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Wasn't Derek Homer a Running Back?

They will be accepting "on-site" registration the morning of.

Upcoming State Conferences - HS Strength Coaches I've linked directly to the "events" page. There you will find all info for registration. It should be a great opportunity for coaches from around the state to learn from some top notch coaches. This will be aimed at both strength coaches and football (or any other sport) that oversee the training of their young men and women.

The event is being put on by Trinity HS and their Strength Coach as part of the National High School Strength Coaches Association. The organization has been around for 3 years, with this year being the first that State Clinics are being held. Members of the NHSSCA can attend the conference for $25 while cost for non-members is $50. The format of the clinic will be 40min of presentation with a 10min Q&A to follow each speaker. I'm not sure if I am allowed to link to the NHSSCA's website or not...am I?

So that puts him in the 4.4-4.5 range laser timed. That's still cooking! Not many people are going to catch him.

March 10 North Bullitt High School Contact - Justin Abnee Bench Press and Deadlift

March 17th at Central Hardin High School Contact - Tyler Jackson Bench and Power Clean

We all have blood in our veins...Except vampires. They don't.

I see what you did there. Very nice.

In years past he has done similar ones in Indy with Mike Robertson. They were far and away the best conferences and clinics I've ever attended.

I was there too. I've heard him speak many times. Very passionate. Last April he put on a clinic in Texas directed at the HS strength coach. I believe he will be doing something similar again this year. If you can swing it I highly recommend it. He only charged $75 for the last one. Probably the best readily available resource is the National High School Strength Coaches Association NHSSCA. They have a Facebook page where top coaches from around the country are constantly sharing ideas and information.

The International Youth Conditioning Association (IYCA) is very good. Many of the top coaches in the country are associated with them. International Youth Fitness Association - Athletic Development - IYCA A good starting point for any program dealing with the youth population (HS athletes included) is some form a Block Zero program. A foundation program that lays a base for future development. Joe Kenn (Carolina Panthers, formerly of UofL) is a very good resource for this. Information on Block Zero and Long Term Athletic Development at the high school level can be found on his site, Big House Power Home | Big House Power

Very nice. Wide open. Good sightlines. Well done.

USAW has their state championship in March I believe. Youths and Juniors will be competing.

I believe Raceland will be having one on Feb. 25th. The State Bench Press and Clean championship will be held on March 18th at Central Hardin HS.

Just going off of what the poster stated.

I've heard great things about ASAP. So it sounds like Ryle really doesn't have an off-season program. In this instance, finding outside training is a great thing. If you can't get it at your school then find it elsewhere.

Well, what do they do in their off-season?

And that is unfortunately more common than one would think.

National High School Strength Coaches Association

This. There is a need for qualified professionals, either full-time staff or contracted out, who run the programs. This will improve the effectiveness of the training but more importantly it will help ensure that it is ran right, i.e. safely.

Courier posted their team today. 2

I think you're a pretty good candidate for this @Volxtile

Please explain the difference

34.5" Vert. Nice Jump