The goal of physical education is to develop appreciation and confidence in fitness. Through personal wellness classes, every student at Canton HS is empowered in their fitness education journey.
To create student buy-in to the weight room, Travis Lombardozzi used Physical Education to get started. Listen to episode 22 of Chalk Talk to hear more!
On the surface, a strength coach has to develop things like strength, power, speed, and agility. Coach Adam Hughes argues that utilizing ‘Performance Stations’ goes beyond the basics of strength and conditioning to help develop the complete athlete needed in today’s competitive landscape.
Episode 20 features NHSSCA National High School Strength Coach Of The Year Garrett Keith. Coach Keith, CSCS breaks down the tier and block system that he uses to get the right workout to every one of his athletes.
What happens when the dream of a busy high school weight room becomes a reality? Now you have to make a schedule to get everyone in for their workouts. Check out Mike Winkler’s 5 Keys to Success
This week on ChalkTalk, we jump into the conversation about plyometrics. How do we work on building a better vertical through strength and conditioning?
Coaches love to boast about their off-season success. Commitment and big turnouts, lead to personal records and results. But how do we build a tradition of off-season success? We asked Jeff Lindeman, CSCS, a few questions about his experiences as a strength coach.
A commitment to Physical Education has been PROVEN to drastically improve academic achievement, decrease rates of depression/anxiety/stress, elevates mood, and decreases the rate of disciplinary incidents in school settings.
Such is the power of PE.
High School Strength and Conditioning is unlike any other level of S+C. Coach Mike Winkler, CSCS has spent time at the college and pro level but has embraced the beast of HS Strength & Conditioning.
Students are more stressed-out than ever. Molly Collins comes onto the podcast to talk about building relationships, being vulnerable and understanding not every day is perfect.