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Does Stronger Always Mean Faster?
8 Apr, 2025 • Strength & Conditioning /

Strength & Conditioning Coach Course Series: Does Stronger Always Mean Faster?

In gyms, coaching circles and online forums, there’s a familiar mantra: “Get stronger to get faster.” It sounds logical enough. After all, more strength means more force, and more force should mean better acceleration, right? But if you work with athletes or clients chasing speed, you’ll know that it’s not…

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Strength As A Health Maker
1 Apr, 2025 • Strength & Conditioning /

Strength & Conditioning Coach Course Series: Strength as a Health Marker

When people think about health, they usually go straight to things like cholesterol levels, blood pressure, or BMI. Which is fair enough as those are very useful numbers. But there’s one thing we often skip over that’s just as telling, and that’s muscle strength. We’re not just talking about how…

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18 Mar, 2025 • Strength & Conditioning /

Strength & Conditioning Coach Course Series: Can Collagen Improve Performance?

We’ve previously explored collagen’s potential benefits for bone, muscle, and joint health in our article “Is Collagen Worth the Hype?” But what about improving your overall physical performance? Whether you or your clients are keen gym-goer, weekend warriors, or you just want to help clients reach their goals, you’re probably…

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Do Hot Baths Improve Training Results?
10 Mar, 2025 • Strength & Conditioning /

Strength & Conditioning Coach Course Series: Do Hot Baths Improve Training Results?

In the world of fitness and performance, we’re always searching for new ways to maximise the benefits of training. Whether it’s for our own progress or that of our clients, we explore everything from supplementation to advanced training methodologies in the hope of gaining an extra edge. In addition to…

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Motivation During Resistance Training
4 Mar, 2025 • Strength & Conditioning /

Strength & Conditioning Coach Course Series: Should We Train to Failure?

We’ve all had those moments watching a client struggle through their final reps, their face contorted in determination, sweat dripping, and just as they’re about to give up, we shout, “One more rep!” and they somehow dig deep and push through. It’s the classic training scenario, but is it always…

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Heavy Lifting & Women’s Health
21 Feb, 2025 • Strength & Conditioning /

Heavy Lifting & Women’s Health

There’s a long-standing myth that heavy lifting is bad for a woman’s pelvic floor, that it weakens the muscles, causes incontinence, or even leads to pelvic organ prolapse. Because of this, many women—particularly those new to strength training—are hesitant to lift heavy weights, and some even avoid strength training altogether….

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Neuromuscular Efficiency For Enhancing Performance
27 Jan, 2025 • Strength & Conditioning /

Neuromuscular Efficiency For Enhancing Performance

Understanding Neuromuscular Efficiency Neuromuscular efficiency refers to the ability of the nervous system to effectively recruit and synchronise muscle fibres to produce force and movement. Imagine trying to lift a heavy box: neuromuscular efficiency is akin to having a well-coordinated team where everyone pulls together at the right time and…

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The Secret to Strength Comebacks
27 Jan, 2025 • Strength & Conditioning /

The Secret to Strength Comebacks

Muscle memory is a fascinating phenomenon that plays a crucial role in regaining strength and muscle size after a period of detraining. For personal trainers, understanding the mechanisms behind muscle memory can enhance how we support clients through breaks in training and their return to fitness. This article dives into…

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