Jump high, but run slow…why?
Jumping and sprinting are two qualities that any team sport athlete would like to be proficient in. They typically go
Jump high, but run slow…why? Read Post »
Jumping and sprinting are two qualities that any team sport athlete would like to be proficient in. They typically go
Jump high, but run slow…why? Read Post »
Anyone who has been around the sports world, and especially those training specifically for vertical leaping know that volleyball players
Volleyball and Vertical Jump Read Post »
Just Fly Sports: In training for vertical jump improvement, what are your thoughts on the frequency in which maximal jumps
Interview with Roger Nelsen, January 24, 2012 Read Post »
This post isn’t going to be all that organized, but that is because there isn’t a singular intention for this
Random things I have learned about track speed in the last 5 years Read Post »
Glute/Hip power is essential to being a good athlete. An exercise that I was skeptical of in the past to
Barbell Hip Thrust for Athletic Power Read Post »
A topic that has been of interest to me over the last few years has been that of high frequency
Interview with Roger Nelsen on High Frequency Training Read Post »
We all know that many great athletes also have very good numbers in regards to their squat and olympic lift
You can usually tell a decent amount about a persons athleticism just by watching them walk down the street. Very
Forefoot Dominance Read Post »
I have been talking to a Russian High Jump coach over the last several months. One question I asked him
Most coaches and athletes are interested in how to arrange their training over the weeks and months to some degree….
Block Work/ Hard Work Read Post »
Welcome to the last section of this installment in “Just Fly Basics”. Here you will learn about how the human
Just Fly 101 Training Series: Part V Read Post »
I would quickly like to state once again, my favorite way to approach Olympic lifting in training. For some strange
20×1 for Olympic Lifts Read Post »