Midwest Performance Enhancement Seminar!

Just a quick note to let you know that if you’re not signed up for our seminar in August, the early bird registration ends this Saturday.  You’ll save $50. Go here to get all the info: http://www.robertsontrainingsystems.com/blog/2010-midwest-seminar-updates Bill Share and Enjoy:  Read More →

Correcting Muscle Imbalances (and me on Twitter?)

Here’s a couple resources that you can use to help you with correcting your muscle imbalances: Fix Your Posture to Maximize Muscle The Following is a great new program put together by my friend Rick Kaselj.  Rick is a master of correcting muscle imbalances with exercise, but he went a step further and brought in 6 more experts to give you an incredible resources.  This is a must have for trainers... [Read more]

Adapting Vertical Pulls

Whether you have painful shoulders or just can’t perform chin-ups or pull-ups, you can still do your vertical pulling exericse.  After some experimenting with a few versions, we’re using this one with great success with clients who just can’t do an effective pull-up or chin-up.  Sure we still use bands to assist with vertical pulls, but this allows some variation.  Give it a try... [Read more]

Single-Leg Solution Sale ends at Midnight

Hi all, Yes, I’m aware that I haven’t posted in a while.  I have some stuff going on that’s taking priority, so my apologies. However, I wanted to make sure that you were aware that my buddy Mike Robertson still has his new Single-Leg Solution on sale until midnight tonite. Mike’s new program is an integral part of any training program, but more specifically, we use Mike’s... [Read more]

Neurologic vs. Physiologic Stiffness

We all know that it’s important to have adequate dorsiflexion. A lack of dorsiflexion prevents effective squatting, drives feet into pronation, alters pelvic tilt, promotes quad dominance, and a number of adaptations up the kinetic chain. Ever have an athlete that no matter how hard to you try to impact dorsiflexion, you don’t see the changes in his performance during ground-based activities? You... [Read more]