I mean maybe. I’m not a soccer guy and when I watch a match or two I always ask my father-in-law (who loves and played the sport) why teams don’t take a more aggressive approach, instead of looking for the perfect pass or shot. But he always says it wouldnt work but I feel this is a typical response from a fan who knows to much about a sport and isn’t open for Change.
Does William and Mary, where this guy is the football strength coach, not have as many injuries?
No idea, I’m was just curious why certain teams have more injuries than others and if there is any correction to SC program
The type of field that is played/practiced on matters a ton(grass/turf(type of turf)). Things like shoes/cleats matter. Individual athlete body types matter. Player diet and sleep matter. Then there is "randomness" as well. All that before looking at the S&C coach and their methods. Add in kids will go off an do their own additional workouts making the problem more complicated.
Between the banks news and this , things have taken a nose dive. Feely has taken the Duke job so now we are down a S&C coach. Anyone have Tommy Moffet’s nbr.
It's not gospel. I'm not sure that he's even be asked to return to Oregon. Just passing along what I was told. Just saying that as of right now, it doesn't look promising. But like with all these things, I'm sure it's fluid.
I don't care about what Saban has to say about this topic.He's literally a professional motivator, gives speaking engagements. Seems like an incredible asset to have in a weight room. And he has a ton of certifications (which I thought was all that mattered to this board?) and a masters.
I just read about a kid who was 385lbs who he got into playing condition. He uses his popularity to motivate people to get in shape. He's also a family man and the kids and his co-workers and staff love him. Again, he worked at Bama under Saban as Asst S&C, was poached by Mario to be the main guy at Oregon, and then NICK F'ING SABAN at ALABAMA, who again, already WORKED with HIM and KNOWS him well, tried to get him back as THE head S&C Coach at the #1 football program in CFB.
But tell me more about what you don't like about his Instagram.
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Feeley can always come back, he's just a phone call away if they want him that badly.
Saban hired Ballou and Rhea because one of his LB'ers made the recommendation to him. Saban is a genius because he's willing to know where he's ignorant. They cut all of the Cochran out of Bama- the 4 quarter BS, power lifting, endless conditioning. Saban hired the right two guys and has trusted his hiring ability (a major flaw of most coaches is their lack of trust in their own hiring) and has let the duo do and buy whatever they need."I don't care what Saban says about the topic" might be the worst take on this board in a while, which is wild as you're 10x smarter than a lot of guys here.
LOL, you think Saban is some dinosaur stuck in the dark ages? Alabama's program is cutting edge and innovating in every possible way. They are figuring ways to utilize technology to advance player performance that no one has thought of. But you think Saban is just hiring some old school guy with antiquated techniques to run S&C. Otay. Go take a **** and read these:
Get a Glimpse of Alabama's New Sports Science Center Part One
The program's social media department is releasing videos showcasing the new sports science center at the Mal M. Moore Athletic Facility
Alabama Unveils $15 Million Nutrition Center For Athletes
Alabama also has remodeled its recruiting room.
Like With Most Things, Nick Saban Was Ahead of the Curve in Growing Field of Mental Health
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — It began with something along the lines of what a player often doesn’t want to hear, and caught Ginger Gilmore-Childress a little by
Inside the technology giving Alabama a competitive edge
The Catapult system Alabama began using three years ago has helped the Crimson Tide structure practices, expedite the rehabilitation of injured players and manage extended 15-game seasons since the advent of the College Football Playoff.www.al.com
He's not at W&M any longer.
Well, thanks for saying I'm smarter than most here"I don't care what Saban says about the topic" might be the worst take on this board in a while, which is wild as you're 10x smarter than a lot of guys here.
LOL, you think Saban is some dinosaur stuck in the dark ages? Alabama's program is cutting edge and innovating in every possible way. They are figuring ways to utilize technology to advance player performance that no one has thought of. But you think Saban is just hiring some old school guy with antiquated techniques to run S&C. Otay. Go take a **** and read these:
Get a Glimpse of Alabama's New Sports Science Center Part One
The program's social media department is releasing videos showcasing the new sports science center at the Mal M. Moore Athletic Facility
Alabama Unveils $15 Million Nutrition Center For Athletes
Alabama also has remodeled its recruiting room.
Like With Most Things, Nick Saban Was Ahead of the Curve in Growing Field of Mental Health
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — It began with something along the lines of what a player often doesn’t want to hear, and caught Ginger Gilmore-Childress a little by
Inside the technology giving Alabama a competitive edge
The Catapult system Alabama began using three years ago has helped the Crimson Tide structure practices, expedite the rehabilitation of injured players and manage extended 15-game seasons since the advent of the College Football Playoff.
