aNYone
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What ever happened with the secret Santa shirts?
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This.What ever happened with the secret Santa shirts?
i've seen him post in the big head thread but he def slowed down posting a bit.This.
And what happened to marmour in general?
I work with a lot of the players in Eugene... the workouts weren't as brutal as the media is making it. A lot of these dudes are severely dehydrated and out of shape coming into spring workouts and some are coming off gear (reason for the kidney problems).
*fake news... sad* Trump voice
I don't think the media is making too big a deal about this. Players staying 4-5 nights in the hospital due to a workout is no joke, no matter how out of shape they were coming into the workouts, it's the job of your coach to look after your health at all costs. Interesting look into that strength training coach kinda paints him as not qualified to actually have the position that he has.
"His degrees are in recreation administration and sports management, not sports medicine or kinesiology. He’s not certified by the CSCCA or the National Strength and Conditioning Association, and Oregon didn’t provide additional certification information when asked Tuesday."
http://registerguard.com/rg/sports/...t-is-a-mistake-that-cant-be-repeated.html.csp
random status: i just dropped 20lbs since September.
My last pm probably chased marmourjr away. I'm sorry, man.
There's no way he can be a full time NCAA strength coach without having one of those two certifications, he has to have one.I don't think the media is making too big a deal about this. Players staying 4-5 nights in the hospital due to a workout is no joke, no matter how out of shape they were coming into the workouts, it's the job of your coach to look after your health at all costs. Interesting look into that strength training coach kinda paints him as not qualified to actually have the position that he has.
http://registerguard.com/rg/sports/...t-is-a-mistake-that-cant-be-repeated.html.csp
There's no way he can be a full time NCAA strength coach without having one of those two certifications, he has to have one.I don't think the media is making too big a deal about this. Players staying 4-5 nights in the hospital due to a workout is no joke, no matter how out of shape they were coming into the workouts, it's the job of your coach to look after your health at all costs. Interesting look into that strength training coach kinda paints him as not qualified to actually have the position that he has.
http://registerguard.com/rg/sports/...t-is-a-mistake-that-cant-be-repeated.html.csp
so...you don't have a knee problemNice job fellas.
Went to a PT yesterday for my knee. They looked at my squat form and told me I needed some work. I don't have control of the weight going down so I don't engage my quads and hamstrings as much as I should. They also pointed out the butt wink and my back rounding that somebody noticed when I posted my form video in here a while back. They told me to work on my form with lighter weight (225) with some box squats until I get better at controlling it when I'm sitting back with the weight and engaging my quads more. Back to the drawing board
so...you don't have a knee problem
If that's the case then he should've never been a full time strength coach. You have to either be certified through the CSCCA or NSCAJust found out per Oregon that he has an online certification from the USTFCCA ( U.S. Track and field coaches association) which apparently meets NCAA requirements. So that makes him "certified" just extremely under qualified.
so...you don't have a knee problem
I went to an orthopedic doctor and they took x rays and said everything looked good structurally then sent me to the PT. If it doesn't get better after adjusting my form then I'm going to get an MRI. PT said he doesn't think there's any tears or strains and my hips and quads are strong so it's likely my form that's aggravating my patella
Ask your PT about astym or graston work that you can do in your patella
PT ain't work for me. Orthopedic...I'm gonna see if I can get a referral to one to get my knee scanned. That's what I really want. I hope it's not anything crazy. That's what I'm scared of.so...you don't have a knee problem
I went to an orthopedic doctor and they took x rays and said everything looked good structurally then sent me to the PT. If it doesn't get better after adjusting my form then I'm going to get an MRI. PT said he doesn't think there's any tears or strains and my hips and quads are strong so it's likely my form that's aggravating my patella