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MarsMany college football dynasties have roots in strength training
Programs decades in the making
I do find it interesting that the article isn't "many college football dynasties have roots in static stretching and yoga.' ;)
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Many college football dynasties have roots in strength training
Programs decades in the making
I do find it interesting that the article isn't "many college football dynasties have roots in static stretching and yoga.' ;)
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LawboyMars wrote:
Many college football dynasties have roots in strength training
Programs decades in the making
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=5312405&campaign=rss&source=NCFHeadlines
I do find it interesting that the article isn't "many college football dynasties have roots in static stretching and yoga.' ;)
No one is disputing the fact that weight training makes college programs better. And helps certain positions more than others. What people are discussing is whether or not BYU goes about its weight training program in the best way possible for athletic performance, and to reduce potential injury risks. I think it is a good discussion as well.
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CAFB_04-12This is a great topic. Good posts on both sides. Very informative.
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