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Every successful athletic program will be built around these central truths.

The world of strength and conditioning advice is full of impossible promises and complicated programs and methods. Every athlete presents a unique challenge and every coach will create their program with a different set of experiences, priorities, and biases. The differences are beautiful. They not only drive innovation in the world of athletic training, but also drive the world of competitive sports as every team and individual will train for their sport specific demands in a unique way.
 

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Train the full range of motion to build muscular endurance and strength.

Human flagpoles or press-to-handstands are some of the coolest displays of physical strength. Many people who want to learn these movements either have no idea where to begin or have been stuck on progressions for months.

 

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If you’re looking for more ways to enjoy the flavors of caprese salad, make this quiche your next stop. To avoid a watery final product, we’re saving the tomatoes for the every end by topping this mozzarella- and basil-filled quiche with a juicy tomato salad.

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Weekend Link LoveCheck out my interview with Kathy Smith. I so enjoyed watching Kathy’s daughter Kate run in the Olympic 800 meter finals in Rio this weekend!

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Research of the Week

Two years of using a standing desk at school lowers BMI in kids (and no, they weren’t six year-old bodybuilders losing lean muscle mass!).

Feared food additive carrageenan actually harmless, new study says.

Latinos age more slowly than other ethnic groups.

Both “greater fruit and vegetable intake” and higher “fat, meat, egg, and tofu intake” were associated with better-smelling sweat.

New research reveals the true human cell to bacterial cell count in the body: 1:1.

PETA would have really hated Otzi.

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Assuming the associations are even causal, doing way more exercise than currently recommended barely offers any extra protection against diabetes and colon cancer.

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What was it like being a Roman gladiator?

Forbes enters the A2 vs A1 casein fray.

The connection between latitude, birth month, and celiac disease.

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If parenting is overrated, so too is schooling.

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I think you’re doing it wrong.

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If it’s not on Strava it didn’t happen.
So say all my athlete friends!

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Homemade ice cream sandwiches are already pretty simple to make. You bake a dozen cookies, you fill them individually with ice cream, and then you freeze them to enjoy later. The only problem is the time it takes to individually scoop and portion all that cookie dough, and then you have to do the same thing with the ice cream. There is a much faster (and much better) way to make ice cream sandwiches for a crowd.

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Nothing is ever as easy as someone handing you a meal plan, but you know your preferences best.

As a registered dietician, a common request I get is helping clients create meal plans. Theoretically, meal plans are easy, right? Get a plan and follow it. Unfortunately, it isn’t that simple. A plan written on a piece of paper still requires shopping, cooking, and planning. Successful meal planning starts by taking an active role. You have to find the perfect meals for your needs. By perfect, I mean ones that you can realistically make that keep you satisfied.

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