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I suspect at the FCS, most SC's are focusing virtually all their time with football since all other sports cost money rather than make money.
If I was a S&C coach, I would focus, at least some time, on the Olympic sports. Then you have the opportunity of getting invited to Colorado Springs and some of the best S&C research and coaches in the nation, if not the world.
At most schools there are strength coaches focused just on football and other strength coaches working on other sports. I see this is the case at Illinois State and Montana State.
I’m of the opinion that learning from college football strength and conditioning programs rather than private gyms or other sports is generally a better route to go but there are exceptions to that like Jim Kramer.
I'm of the opinion of learning from the best is the best route to go and the U.S. Olympic teams have the best.
The best at training for Olympic sports isn’t always the same as the best at training for football.
Every NFL player, worth their salt, will tell you that taking care of their body is their #1 priority and that includes nutrition. If college athletes are not paying attention to nutrition programs, then they are not paying attention to themselves. This isn't the 1990s or early 2000s anymore.
I’m glad some of our Cat recruits care about our nutrition program. It’s pretty top notch.
It’s not really anything I brag about because my kids accomplishments are their own and not mine to boast about. But my kids are 23, 21 and 19 and all of them were recruited to play sports. Two of them our playing collegiate sports as we speak. I can’t see how your kids getting recruited 3 decades ago or whenever it was really makes you an expert but I understand you can’t help yourself so I can respect that.
Yeah I mean college football recruits are not NFL players but it is ludicrous to say none care about nutrition.
So much for the importance of diet. I imagine your children were primarily raised on Slim Jim’s and Bobcat Batter.
I’m glad some of our Cat recruits care about our nutrition program. It’s pretty top notch.
It’s not really anything I brag about because my kids accomplishments are their own and not mine to boast about. But my kids are 23, 21 and 19 and all of them were recruited to play sports. Two of them our playing collegiate sports as we speak. I can’t see how your kids getting recruited soS 3 decades ago or whenever it was really makes you an expert but I understand you can’t help yourself so I can respect that.
I’m pretty sure Janikowski was more concerned about having a good time than taking care of his body and he was definitely an NFL player worth his salt.
Ouch
Doing good. He knew some kids who got recruited by D1 schools too!
He was on a D3 football team for 1 year. Basically the same thing as a D1 recruit.
You 2 fuc$tards have missed the point entirely. There are very, very few D1 athletic departments that dont have a nutrition program - or course P5 programs and conferences have them at echelon. My girls are well taken care of - monitored and on personalized programs.
