http://www.coachillustrated.com/

Found this link while Googling power cleans:

http://www.coachillustrated.com/

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Curt

Dnia 2006-11-28 Curt napisa³(a):
> Found this link while Googling power cleans:
>
> http://www.coachillustrated.com/

That is hilarious. :-)

#v+
To develop leg and hip strength and flexibility and prepare for the
pysical demands of Big Ten conference play, the Lady Lions developed
this barbell drill.
#v-

http://coachillustrated.com/sports/barbells102606.html

Smart girl! She obviously developed squats! Well, she might have
called them "Bench Press Step Ups", probably because "Bench Press Bar"
is used, but still. Reinventing squats is no small feat for an aspiring
female coach!

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Andrzej Rosa 1127R

Andrzej Rosa wrote:
> Dnia 2006-11-28 Curt napisa³(a):
> > Found this link while Googling power cleans:
> >
> > http://www.coachillustrated.com/
>
> That is hilarious. :-)
>
> #v+
> To develop leg and hip strength and flexibility and prepare for the
> pysical demands of Big Ten conference play, the Lady Lions developed
> this barbell drill.
> #v-
>
> http://coachillustrated.com/sports/barbells102606.html
>
> Smart girl! She obviously developed squats! Well, she might have
> called them "Bench Press Step Ups", probably because "Bench Press Bar"
> is used, but still. Reinventing squats is no small feat for an aspiring
> female coach!

Hilarious, yes, albeit in a pathetic kind of way.

"Bench Press Step Ups"?

Annie Troyan apparently spends a LOT more time on the courts than she
does in the weight room.

And she's listed there as the assistant head coach! Regardless, she can
probably squat more than I can and she could certainly whup my ass in
one-on-one. ;o)

> Andrzej Rosa 1127R

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Curt

On Tue, 28 Nov 2006, Andrzej Rosa wrote:

> Dnia 2006-11-28 Curt napisa?(a):
>> Found this link while Googling power cleans:
>>
>> http://www.coachillustrated.com/
>
> That is hilarious. :-)
>
> #v+
> To develop leg and hip strength and flexibility and prepare for the
> pysical demands of Big Ten conference play, the Lady Lions developed
> this barbell drill.
> #v-
>
> http://coachillustrated.com/sports/barbells102606.html
>
> Smart girl! She obviously developed squats!

But only the powerlifting squat, not the real thing! And, in fact, looking
at the picture, i'd say it was still more of a power curtsey.

tom

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Curt wrote:
> Andrzej Rosa wrote:
>> Dnia 2006-11-28 Curt napisa³(a):
>>> Found this link while Googling power cleans:
>>>
>>> http://www.coachillustrated.com/
>> That is hilarious. :-)
>>
>> #v+
>> To develop leg and hip strength and flexibility and prepare for the
>> pysical demands of Big Ten conference play, the Lady Lions developed
>> this barbell drill.
>> #v-
>>
>> http://coachillustrated.com/sports/barbells102606.html
>>
>> Smart girl! She obviously developed squats! Well, she might have
>> called them "Bench Press Step Ups", probably because "Bench Press Bar"
>> is used, but still. Reinventing squats is no small feat for an aspiring
>> female coach!
>
> Hilarious, yes, albeit in a pathetic kind of way.
>
> "Bench Press Step Ups"?
>
> Annie Troyan apparently spends a LOT more time on the courts than she
> does in the weight room.
>
> And she's listed there as the assistant head coach! Regardless, she can
> probably squat more than I can and she could certainly whup my ass in
> one-on-one. ;o)
>
>> Andrzej Rosa 1127R
>

I'm just wondering who would grant a degree in sports/exercise
physiology to someone who doesn't appear to know what a squat is.

....and who is the editor that let this slide by? (no pun intended).

Richard

Richard wrote:
> Curt wrote:
> > Andrzej Rosa wrote:
> >> Dnia 2006-11-28 Curt napisa³(a):
> >>> Found this link while Googling power cleans:
> >>>
> >>> http://www.coachillustrated.com/
> >> That is hilarious. :-)
> >>
> >> #v+
> >> To develop leg and hip strength and flexibility and prepare for the
> >> pysical demands of Big Ten conference play, the Lady Lions developed
> >> this barbell drill.
> >> #v-
> >>
> >> http://coachillustrated.com/sports/barbells102606.html
> >>
> >> Smart girl! She obviously developed squats! Well, she might have
> >> called them "Bench Press Step Ups", probably because "Bench Press Bar"
> >> is used, but still. Reinventing squats is no small feat for an aspiring
> >> female coach!
> >
> > Hilarious, yes, albeit in a pathetic kind of way.
> >
> > "Bench Press Step Ups"?
> >
> > Annie Troyan apparently spends a LOT more time on the courts than she
> > does in the weight room.
> >
> > And she's listed there as the assistant head coach! Regardless, she can
> > probably squat more than I can and she could certainly whup my ass in
> > one-on-one. ;o)
> >
> >> Andrzej Rosa 1127R
>
> I'm just wondering who would grant a degree in sports/exercise
> physiology to someone who doesn't appear to know what a squat is.
>
> ...and who is the editor that let this slide by? (no pun intended).
>
> Richard

Just as I earned my BA in art and follow-up art ed certification
without taking a course in lithography, perhaps her degree in
sports/exercise physiology emphasized the sports portion of that major
and skipped Weight Training 101 entirely.

Likewise, the editor - if there is one - may have not been paying
attention, is ignorant of weight training, or, yes, "other."

It does seem ridiculous, though, doesn't it?

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Curt