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At the NFL Combine in 2013, Carolina Panthers strength coach Joe Kenn and I had dinner at Champions Restaurant here in downtown Indianapolis.

Whenever Coach Kenn and I get together, we love to talk shop.

It could be about the athletes we’re working with.

The programs we’re writing.

Or the coaching cues we’re having success with.

But over the course of our chat, one point kept coming up:

The World of Strength and Conditioning
Is at a Crossroads

One on hand, you have the rise of the “Internet Experts.”

People that are doing a ton of talking about training and coaching, but who have little (or no) real-world experience.

On the other hand, we have an issue with the sheer volume of information that’s available to us.

And last but not least, there’s the issue of how you take all this information and actually apply it.

Very few coaches are willing to open the doors and give away their entire training system.

Instead, you get pieces and parts.

A collection of tips and tricks.

Who Can You Trust?

As our good friend Gary Schofield likes to say, “Information is too accessible these days.”

Everyone and their mother can have a blog, You Tube channel, and 150,000 Instagram followers.

  • With so much information at your fingertips, who can you trust?
  • What coaches are not only talking the talk, but walking the walk?
  • And who can help you take the performance of yourself (and your athletes) to the next level?

So we knew there was an issue, but we weren’t totally sure how to address it.

But as we kept talking, we realized…

There’s a Way to Make Continuing Education
FAR More Valuable

During our chat, Joe and I realized that most strength and conditioning seminars weren’t designed with the attendee in mind.

First, the sessions are far too short. It’s impossible to cover a topic in 45-60 minutes.

Second, it’s not always easy or convenient to travel.

But perhaps the worst issue with many courses is that there’s no practical application at the end.

You might sit through a lecture for 60 minutes, thinking all the while how smart the presenter sounds, only to realize at the end that you have no clue how to use the information!

All great seminars should provide information that takes time to implement, but will improve your training system.

But it’s also important to provide what we call “Monday morning value.”

Information that you can use and apply immediately.

But unfortunately, that’s rarely (if ever) the case.

Look, you’re already on your way to being a great coach.

You’re serious about your continuing education, and taking your skills to the next level.

You’ve taken lower level courses and got what you can out of them.

But isn’t it time to take a serious step forward in your evolution as a strength and conditioning coach?

If so, then let me tell you…