Training A High School Athletes Core   By Wil Fleming   Not very long ago AR Bloomington was fortunate to get IYCA Board of Experts Member, Mike Robertson, to do an in-service for our entire team and he really knocked it out of the park.   Mike’s selected topic was “Core Training”, needless [...] read more

  By Melissa Lambert Young athletes require more than physical training As a former collegiate athlete, I remember spending my off seasons training every opportunity I had including weight lifting, running and playing with the men’s team to increase my speed of play. I took pride in having the top times in running and physically [...] read more

  I asked Jason C Brown and Pamela MacElree to answer some on kettlebell training for youth questions…   A ‘No-Charge’ Kettlebell Exclusive for you…   Listen right now: read more

Youth Soccer Training Success For Soccer Coaches and Youth Fitness Specialists:   Watch This:         Soccer Speed Training ==> http://CompleteAtheteDeveopment.com   … Actually, This Works for ALL Youth Sports not just youth soccer training:   A Step-By-Step Blueprint for Making Young Athletes Faster   ==> http://CompleteAtheteDeveopment.com   read more

  Training young athletes… It seems that everybody dabbles in this market  Whether the fitness or sport training professional is a Physical Therapist by trade, Personal Trainer to the average adult clientele or Strength Coach to elite sporting stars, when stating their bios and areas or expertise, it seems that the sentence always ends with [...] read more

  The “High School Certification is NOW AVAILBLE:   Click Here Right Now -–> http://iyca.org/highschool/   ** Important Notice **   The High School Certification for Strength & Conditioning will retail for $297 starting Saturday January 29….   Enjoy a full $100 discount right now:   —> Click Here for ‘$100 Off’ the “High School [...] read more

High School Strength Coach Certification * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Get the entire audio event I recorded with Eric Cressey, Mike Robertson and Wil Fleming:   “The [...] read more

With youth obesity and sport performance training getting so much in the way of media attention these days, it stands to reason that the best and most efficient means by which to gain local interest in your youth fitness program is through large scale exposure via newspapers, television and radio.   Media exposure is widely [...] read more

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  Youth fitness A) What do I call my Athletic Development or Youth Fitness services to parents and Coaches who are otherwise laypeople and without knowledge of industry jargon?   As with any marketing effort, your best potential gain comes when you are tailoring your language to the audience you are dealing with.   When [...] read more

IYCA International Summit 1) Earn Valuable CEU’s:   Just for coming to the 2-day main event, you will receive a full 12 CEU credits from the IYCA.   That’s enough to renew whatever level certification you’re on with us.   In addition to that, we are in the process of becoming accredited through NSCA, NASM, [...] read more

    Youth Performance Training,/h1>   So here’s where I chime in.   Want the truth from my perspective?   Blunt and to the point as usual….     Injury prevention and youth performance training is the same thing.     When working with young athletes in a well-designed developmental process, the goal is simply [...] read more

Young Athletes and Plyometrics Almost without exception, every ‘sport-performance training center’ and youth sporting association in North America both markets and incorporates some degree of plyometric conditioning into the routines of the athletes they manage. More often than not, the trainer or coach prescribes an unintelligible series of jumping exercises and can be seen either [...] read more

How Young Athletes Are Portrayed In The Olympics I’m actually a big fan of the Olympic Games.   My favorite part is watching the Opening Ceremonies and seeing the athletes from lesser known countries glow with child-like enthusiasm as they walk into the Olympic arena.   But every four years, I find myself feeling uncomfortable [...] read more