In 1985 I began my foray into professional sports with the Chicago White Sox and the Bulls as an assistant to Al Vermeil who had a contract to provide the…
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Vern Gambetta's Blog
Evolution of Strength Training – A Personal Perspective Over Fifty Years (Part Four)
Carl Valle's Blog
Heterochronism of the Adaptational Restructuring?
People will be surprised that I still suggest Supertraining as a book for coaches, especially in the speed and power genre. The two authors were vital to push out the…
Mike Young's Blog
Another Legend Passes: Yuri Verkhoskansky
I just received the following email from a colleague of mine. With sadness, I am writing to inform everyone of the passing of Dr Yuri Verkhoshansky on June 23. He…
Vern Gambetta's Blog
Kettlebell Training
I do think some of the claims made for kettlebell training are a bit over the top. I see no need to go get tortured for a weekend and pay…
Vern Gambetta's Blog
Why Do We Do It If We Know Better?
Why is everyone so infatuated with the ham/glute raise and the Russian/Nordic hamstring curls? These are both exercises that I threw out of my toolbox years ago, because I found…