Clemente Valdez (@coach_clemente_) 's Twitter Profile
Clemente Valdez

@coach_clemente_

“Two clear indicators that you’re made for this field: you’re never satisfied with your own work, & you know that it’s not about you." -Coach Brett Bartholomew

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Gerry DeFilippo (@challenger_st) 's Twitter Profile Photo

You’re trying to get faster But all you’re doing is: - “sprints,” that have minimal rest in between - “sprints,” that aren’t full speed because you’re too tired - “footwork,” drills that primarily involve tapping your feet around cone or ladder patterns That’s the problem

Zach Elder (@coachzachelder) 's Twitter Profile Photo

RFE split squat might be the single most “bang for your buck” lower body exercise. …if you have the balls to actually load it.

Cody Hughes (@clh_strength) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Being elite isn’t healthy. Only the guys that don’t play are 100% healthy. The balance act of health and performance is a value driver of the strength coach.

Pat Basil (@pbasilstrength) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Advice for young coaches going into their first job "Own the room" You need to be able to stand in front of the group and give loud, clear direction You're in charge now Being shy won't work in this field

Melanie Redd Performance Training (@coach_mel_redd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“High school strength coaches aren’t as good at their job as college and pro strength coaches.” Listen. The more athletic a person is the easier they are to train. Try getting a kid faster who doesn’t even know he’s supposed to swing his arms while running.

Michael Boyle (@mboyle1959) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Don’t confuse the workout of someone who just works out at the gym with the workout of someone who has: 1- just come from practice 2-has to go to practice 3-has practice the next day. They are not the same.

Jake Arrieta (@jarrieta34) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Jim Schlossnagle pulled me and two of my teammates into the outfield after we lost the Norman regional in 2006, made us write the date 6/4/06 in our hats, and wear them to remember what that day felt like. He turned the program over to us, entrusting us to bring out the best in