One of the oldest adages in sports, “If you ain’t cheating, you ain’t trying,” is often considered as a measuring stick for what actions are
In this Whiteboard Wednesday Series we will be going over different coverages in football. This week we will be going over a Cover 2 Defense.
In this Whiteboard Wednesday Series we will be going over different coverages in football. Starting off we will talk about the Cover 3 Defense. Cover
During the excitement of March Madness, it is easy to sit back and relax on the couch all day watching your once perfect bracket slowly
THE MOST IMPORTANT QUALITY OF AN ATHLETE Copyright 2020 By Phil Wright, Jr., B.A., J.D., CSCS, Track and Field Coach for Athletix UltraSM, USATF
The infield fly rule was in the spotlight after the 2012 National League Wild Card game. Many said that umpire Sam Holbrook’s ruling of an
Dave Speer is a left handed pitcher in the Cleveland Indians Organization. Last year, in 32 appearances, he posted a 1.81 ERA with the Indians
Keeping the Fun in Functional Training When training youth athletes, it’s important to keep practice and conditioning fun. As coaches, we not only want our
Pictured above is CoachUp Track & Field/Strength & Conditioning Coach, Rich Harper, and his athlete, Ian Koe. Pictures courtesy of Coach Harper. In July, Sid
When late March rolls around, it’s difficult to imagine that every Major League Baseball team is about to play, at the least, a 162-game season.
As we work to make improvements, we must expect obstacles. It’s our aim to overcome them by shifting focus towards finding solutions. Keep this equation
The following provides guidelines for developing a hitting foundation. Game situation may change some of the information, but overall awareness of these concepts will help
