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Shane Davenport
@ShaneDavs
Director of Sport Performance @HcrossFB. Creator of @theisodyn
Joined June 2010
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    High school and college sport coaches who test “fitness”. Why bother if you don’t create a solution through intervention. Best players still play regardless of results. Why waste time testing if nothing comes of it? Just practice...you’ll get your answers.
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    How is a small gym, that can limit the number of people, control the use of equipment, enforce sanitation practices and require masks/gloves more risky than these phase one businesses? Common sense and risk aversion practices would make opening fairly reasonable. @MassGovernor
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    It’s my opinion that people tend to overvalue low impact soft landing plyos or jumps. Now I don’t mean convoluted social media eye candy, but if you’re not progressing to variations that challenge your ability to stop hard and fast, you’re not actually preparing for sport.
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    College Internships and Fellowships (many, not all) seem to prioritize motivators and not technicians. I’d much rather a new coach know how to teach than cheer.
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    If you know… best game on earth.
    SPEEDBALL 🎾 tag who you’d challenge 🤝 - part handball - 2-hand touch - part tag - brings out the competitor in everyone
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    When your “strength training” looks more like dance choreography... I’m out.
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    Young coaches should... Do more: - Deep Observation - Skill Acquisition/Practice - Appropriate Experimentation - Review/Analysis Do less: - Mimicking their favorite Social Media Guru Just my opinion.
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    Your RSI is great but your average height is 18cm. Metrics need context.
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    Excited to get going. Day 1 in the books.
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    And now i've seen it all.... - tons of 4.4's and 4.5's called 4.2s - "Laser" starts using the wrong set up - non-lined fields for 40's and Shuttles - today a 4.65 labeled a 4.35 - every rule in the book broken We wanted to run a Pro-Day. But you've ruined it for everyone.
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    “squatting puts pressure on your back” makes me cringe. - Massage puts pressure on your back. - Hugs put pressure on your back. “Pressure” can be good. So can compression, torsion, shear, tension. Quantity is the concern.
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    More facilities (private, college, pro) are using technology for testing purposes which is great. Unfortunately, I don’t think enough people are using that data. Probably just as important is knowing how to apply an intervention with the results. I’m working on something.
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    New piece on - How to Test Athletic Power Using Medicine Balls - SimpliFaster wp.me/p7yqyN-170 via @SimpliFaster
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    Deadlifting: basically partial range of motion squatting with a bar in your hands and almost completely concentric. Why is a huge part of the s&c world still so against partial squats. I’ll take them over deads (for most athletes) any day of the week.