Guest Post by Scott Bias Training Tip to Increase Your Vertical Jump This training tip is a very simple but extremely effective thing you can do to maximize your training results over time and it’s also very easy. First, let me ask you a question. Where were you and what were you doing on Friday, [...]
Guest Post by Scott Bias Training Tip to Increase Your Vertical Jump This training tip is a very simple but extremely effective thing you can do to maximize your training results over time and it’s also very easy. First, let me ask you a question. Where were you and what were you doing on Friday, [...]
20Dec11
Crazy Outdoor Mexican Workout
11Dec11
Balance Overtraining and Results
Train too hard with not enough rest period and you will eventually surpass your ability to recover and make gains in your athletic ability. Train at low levels of stimulation and risk slow or no gains. Chronic over training is not something that will happen in one exercise setting. Chronic overt raining is when the [...]
11Dec11
Q&A: How Do I Jump Higher?
How do I jump higher? How can I practice jumping higher? Guest Post by Scott Bias Great questions. The best and most effective way to learn to jump higher is to practice jumping. There are all kinds of fancy plyometric exercises around that get labeled as “The best jumping exercise” but in reality a lot [...]
10Dec11
Q&A: How Do I Jump Higher?
How do I jump higher? How can I practice jumping higher? Guest Post by Scott Bias Great questions. The best and most effective way to learn to jump higher is to practice jumping. There are all kinds of fancy plyometric exercises around that get labeled as “The best jumping exercise” but in reality a lot [...]
6Dec11
Single leg supremacy series
Build an explosive body ANYWHERE with single leg work. What better place than the top of this volcano to talk about single leg squats. Why? Because single leg squats can be done anywhere. Utilizing one leg allows you to place great tension without any weights and thus build strength. Using one leg employs ONE point [...]
Train too hard with not enough rest period and you will eventually surpass your ability to recover and make gains in your athletic ability. Train at low levels of stimulation and risk slow or no gains. Chronic over training is not something that will happen in one exercise setting. Chronic overtraining is when the frequency, [...] 


