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Chris Ecklund

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  • Developing Power in Athletes (Updated 2020)

    By Chris Ecklund| blog.nasm.org@ Power is the ability to produce large amounts of force quickly. Are there any athletes that would not want to improve their ability to generate power? Strength and Conditioning Coaches who want to give their athletes some added explosiveness? What about clients seeking to improve general fitness? Power is essential for all three groups. By incorporating plyometric exercises into training programs, you can harness the speed and force of movement for improved performance and daily activities.

    By Chris Ecklund · blog.nasm.org

    Dec. 29, 2020

  • Gym Dogs: Walk or Stay?

    By Stacey Penney, Fabio Comana, Geoff Lecovin, Chris Ecklund| blog.nasm.org@ Bringing your pet dog to work, or anywhere for that matter, seems to have become the norm. But what about the fitness realm? Have you thought about bringing your dog to the gym or to a workout with you? Some locals have their own four-legged (or three-legged!) gym mascot that greets the clients, or clients themselves might bring their own leashed exercise partner to a session. Below we’ll take a surface look at the benefits and a few precautions of adding a dog to the exercise equation.

    By Stacey Penney, Fabio Comana, Geoff Lecovin, Chris Ecklund · blog.nasm.org

    Nov. 09, 2018

  • Developing Power in Athletes (Updated 2020)

    By Chris Ecklund| blog.nasm.org@ Power is the ability to produce large amounts of force quickly. Are there any athletes that would not want to improve their ability to generate power? Strength and Conditioning Coaches who want to give their athletes some added explosiveness? What about clients seeking to improve general fitness? Power is essential for all three groups. By incorporating plyometric exercises into training programs, you can harness the speed and force of movement for improved performance and daily activities.

    By Chris Ecklund · blog.nasm.org

    Dec. 29, 2020

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