Columbus, Ohio speed trainer, Adam Kessler, is here to help you run faster. This blog will provide tidbits on improving your speed and getting you faster for your sport. Not only will he talk about all things related to sports speed, but he will also discuss health topics that not only help athletes, but everyone. To get you running faster TODAY, go to http://speedtrainingcolumbus.com for training information.
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Staying Hydrated In Extreme Heat
With the summer heat quickly rising, not just in Columbus, Ohio, but across the whole United States, Adam Kessler offers suggestions on staying hydrated in the extreme heat while participating in sports/activities. If you are feeling thirsty, you are already dehydrated. As a speed trainer, Adam recommends that his athletes drink half their body weight in fluid ounces on their off days. Training or sports days, you obviously need to be drinking more. Sodium is also a crucial mineral, that when depleted, leads to faster cramping. To read Adam's recommendations on how to "beat the heat", click here: Staying Hydrated In Extreme Heat
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
A High School Teams Complete Speed Training Program
Recently, Columbus, Ohio, speed trainer, Adam Kessler spoke at the Ohio NSCA State Clinic about his complete speed training program for high school teams. He received some feedback from some of the attendees. To summarize, the two areas you need to improve on in order to run faster are running mechanics and strength. It is possible to implement both into your program in a way that maximizes the athletes time. Adam suggests utilizing a strength program that works well for your team overall, but to also incorporate specific strengthening exercises for optimal development. To see Adam's program and feedback on how you can put together your own program, click here: A High School Teams Complete Speed Training Program
Thursday, June 07, 2012
A Complete Football Training Plan For Summer
Football training already?! Yep, seems every sport starts earlier each year. So, what are you doing to improve your strength and speed development, as well as overall conditioning for the upcoming football season? Adam Kessler of Columbus, Ohio, gives his insight and recommendations on how to make the most out of your time and energy during your workouts. There are drills to do now, and drills to add in during the next month or two. This speed trainer also encourages players to do neck exercises to help prevent concussions. To see what Adam's training would consist of, click here: A Complete Football Training Plan For Summer
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