Where do weighted jump variations fall within your guys' plyometric toolbox? Is it something you utilize often or more something that is a case by case scenario? I lean heavily on Matt Watson's plyo continuum/classification and I know he will utilize them in deep tier for coordination/COM control - but what about higher performance outcomes/perhaps GRF work? Thanks!

Hi, my name is Christian, and I have been working as a strength & conditioning coach for the last 20+ years. First and foremost I want to thank @Angus Bradley for allowing me to be part of this community. I hope I can positively contribute to this community, and share the lessons I have learned to help others learn from it. Basically, you don't have to make the mistakes I did 😊 Since I want to keep this post about how I can contribute to the community, I leave this post as it is now. If you are interested in my experiences, I am happy to share them, if you indicate it in the comments 😊 All the best, Christian.

Anyone see this guy run a 10.37 100m vs karsten Warholm. Freak athlete

Thought I’d leave this here for everyone, especially thought @Angus Bradley would like this. Probably the most lucid argument I’ve ever seen Rip make (and I’m a huge Rip apologist). “I’ll go out on a limb here and say that Olympic lifters should probably learn to back squat with a low bar position, since it allows the use of heavier weights. After all, why do Olympic lifters do the back squat? It is not a contested lift. The front squat is another exercise anyway. The vertical back angle of the Olympic squat is not reproduced in the pull of either the snatch or the clean. It’s like trying to make the back squat into a slightly different version of the front squat. But that misses the point of the back squat. Olympic lifters squat to get their hips, legs, trunk, and back strong, like everybody else does.”

Hey Angus! Might I know how would u suggest to improve the front rack position. I seems lack of shoulder flexion and wrist extension mobility on my right side. When I did the FR position, I felt my right wrist is stressful and tight.