Mike Robertson – Elite Athlete Development 2.0

Joe Kenn, my partner in crime, and I teamed up to create our first ever joint venture last year Elite Athletic Development Seminar, because we were Format: [webrip – 9MP4, 4PDF] File Size: 5.061GB

Mike Robertson – Elite Athlete Development 2.0

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Joe Kenn and myself joined forces last year to create the first ever joint venture. Elite Athletic Development Seminar, as we were tired of the status-quo.

We’ve attended more than our fair share of courses, and let me tell you…

It can be quite frustrating.

You rarely have time to speak as a speaker. “get to the good stuff.” Most speaking gigs only allow for an hour of material, and by the time you’ve introduced yourself, the topic, and summarized on the back end, you’ve only got 20-Take 30 minutes to get your point across.

As a participant, it is also frustrating.

It costs time and money to get to the course but you only leave with limited information.

Reasons like this are exactly why we created the EAD seminars, and why we feel they’ve been such an overwhelming success.

Over the last two years high school, collegiate and professional strength and conditioning coaches have raved about Joe Kenn and I’s Elite Athletic Development seminars.

These coaches are flat-Out wanted more. They wanted to dig even deeper and get more specific on topics such as program design and coaching.

At last year’s EAD seminar, it was our goal to give the attendees an overview of each of our philosophies.

And while last year was great, it’s simply not possible to give away every ounce of information, even over the course of an intensive two-day seminar.

EADS20GroupPhotoSo for this year’s EADS 2.0 We set out to find the laser, and we did.-Like to concentrate on the hot-button topics like periodization, in-Season training and how to improve your training philosophy.

Because at this stage in the game, you’re already working on (or dialing in) your own, personal philosophy.

At this stage, you don’t need more fluff or witty one-liners.

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You need the details, the details that will elevate your coaching and programming to the next level.

And that’s what the EADS 2.0 Seminar videos are everything.

And if you missed last year’s event, don’t worry! You’ll be able to jump right in and start learning. (And if you want a copy to catch up, we’ve got a sweet offer for you as well).

If you’re ready to take a huge step forward, and get to the next level with regards to your programming and coaching, then you’ll absolutely love EADS 2.0!
What you MUST know to take control of your life
Programming and Coaching to the Next Level…

As a coach, you’ve probably already got the “Big Rocks” Put your philosophy in place.

Now it’s time to dig in and get focused on the specific details that will take you from good to great, or from great to Elite.

Here’s a brief overview of what’s covered in this course:

How to organize, plan, and refine your training philosophy.
Why not?-Season exercise selection is important. Here are some tips on how to choose the best (and which ones to avoid!) season exercises.
Complete, step-by-step guide-By-Step-by-step formula to create complete annual plans.
How to manage intensity and volume week-To-week, in and outside of season.
The most comprehensive presentation ever on periodization.
You will find specific case studies that show you how to put together a training program.
How to become, grow and develop as a coach (plus how to create a culture within your organization or team).

The Real Coaches’ Viewpoint
About the Elite Athletic Development 2.0 Seminar…

This event is truly unique, as you can see.

We’re blessed to have some amazing attendees in our seminars – coaches who are serious about getting better, and taking their skills to the next level.

Before I tell you how to access the recordings, I thought I would give you some more information about Joe and myself.
Joe Kenn, MA, CSCS*D RSCC*E MSCC SCCC YFS1 PN1

Joe Kenn, a 25 year veteran coach at the College, College and Professional levels, is the most decorated strength and fitness coach in the history National Strength and Conditioning Association.

Kenn recently received the inaugural Professional Strength & Condition Coach of the Year award, presented by the NSCA. Kenn was also awarded the College Strength and Conditioning Coach Of The Year award in 2002, making him the only person to win both of these awards.

Joe Kenn currently is the Strength & Conditioning Coach of the Carolina Panthers.
Mike Robertson, MS. CSCS. USAW

Mike Robertson Is the President of Robertson Training Systems and co-Indianapolis Fitness and Sports Training (IFC) owner-FAST) Indianapolis, Indiana Mike He is a well-known performance coach who has helped athletes and clients from all walks of life to achieve their goals in terms of physique and performance.

Mike Since then, his coaching has been primarily focused on elite and professional athletes. He has coached professionals from almost every major professional sport over the years, including all-Stars in the NBA as well as the MLS. He is highly sought after.-As a consultant, resource, and writer on topics related to athletic development and human performances, she is an internationally recognized speaker and writer.
13 hours of game-Your Program Can Be Changed with Changing Materials
You can take your design and coaching skills to the next level!

We hope you now know more about us. Here’s a quick overview of our course materials.
Videos 1 & 2 – Practical Periodization
The Development Annual Plan

What is periodization? Why should you make an annual plan?
Complete, step-by-step guide-By-Step by step guide to creating an annual plan
Hidden gems Coach Kenn uses in writing a COMPLETE programme
Your in-Your season program is probably even more important than your on-Season program
A Rejuvenation phase is a phase that helps your athletes recover from injuries.
The myth of the “off-season”
How to turn your annual plan into a quadrennial (4-Year) Plan for High School and College Athletes

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Coach Kenn’s unique methods of evaluating movement quality and fixing movement patterns

Videos 3 & 4 – Developing YOUR Training Philosophy

To address training needs (and to facilitate the flow), I use the Performance Pyramid I.-Chart that you can use for identifying the needs of your athletes
Why nutrition, recovery and autonomic balance are important to focus on BEFORE you begin training.
There are many myths around movement quality. Here are some areas that you need to correct and develop in athletes.
How to increase work capacity and condition of your athletes
Every program should have strength as a cornerstone

Video 5: Practical Periodization
Microcycles. Mesocycles. And Macrocycles.

Working definitions for microcycles, mesocycles, and macrocycles. What they are and how you can use them
The Daily Training Session and its role
To get the best performance from his athletes, Coach Kenn uses microcycle structures
What “Off-The-Script” How does the (OTS) system work? And how can you use it to increase your athletes’ gains?
There are many mesocycle structures that you can use depending on how much time you have and how you want to link them together.

Video 6 – How to Manage the In-Season Athlete

Your primary role as a coach during the in-Season
Are you a performance coach or a stress manager? Do you manage stress?
How to use objective and subjective measures to measure the readiness of your athletes
How to design microcycles to optimize game performance week-In and Week-Out
Your return is an important role-To-Recommendations for injured and reserve athletes

Videos 7 & 8 – Practical Periodization
Intermixed Periodization

Here is a list of all the types of periodization that have been traditionally defined (linear, block and so on).
A brief introduction to the concept “Intermixed periodization” It is important to know why it is so important.
Intermixed Periodization is a way to train all physical characteristics (speed, strength and power, etc.). You can also train all physical traits (speed, strength, power, etc.) simultaneously
Sets and reps are explained in detail. Also, how to manipulate the mesocycle and micro.
Example of how to plan weekly sessions based upon Joe’s Tier System
Joe’s changes to his exercise selection over the years

Video 9 Elite Athlete Case Studies

Real-World-class examples of program structure and layout
In-In-depth analysis of exercise selection, mesocycle and microcycle layout
How to manage power, strength and energy system development throughout the course of a off-Season
This brief discussion will discuss why aerobic development matters for ALL court- and field-based fields.-Sport athletes

Videos 10 & 11 – Coaching 202

The meaning behind “Words Win”
To be a coach, you must have the following core qualities
Your program and your team can create a positive culture.
Six tips from Coach Kenn-Success with the point method

Video 12 – Audience Q&A

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    Breakdown and critique of an audience members’ program
Crossfit: Our thoughts
Ideas on integrating performance with medical staff
There’s more!!

You must invest in yourself, as well as your athletes…

Now look – you’re no rookie when it comes to attending courses.

Add in travel fees, registration fees, hotel and food costs, and it quickly adds up.

At a course like this one, it’s not uncommon for attendees to pay anywhere from $1,000-$1,500 based on how far they have to travel.

So no seminar is cheap – but here’s a key distinction…

Seminars are not all equally valuable.

The EADS cost attendees $297-$497 2.0 You would be right, of course.

This is a step beyond investing in yourself.

You’re also investing in your health and well-being-Being one of the athletes that you train everyday.