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Category Archives: Coaching
Q&A: Be Like Mike….Robertson???
Mike, I’m a 22-year old up-and-coming trainer, and I’ve followed your stuff for the past year. Basically, I’d love to be where you’re at in the next year or two – own my own gym, write for money, etc. Got … Continue reading
Posted in Business Posts, Coaching
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Improve Your Coaching Cues
Today we’ve got an awesome guest post from Jon Goodman that I know the coaches and trainers out there will enjoy! If you want to make your job easier, while helping your clients and athletes get more out of their … Continue reading
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Posted in Coaching
Tagged Jon Goodman, personal trainer, Personal Trainer Development Center
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4 Parallels Between Wealthy People and Elite Athletes
In my life, I’ve been incredibly blessed to work with a wide variety of clients and athletes. Looking back, I’ve literally worked with every end of the spectrum – from some of the most beat-up and beat-down rehab clients you … Continue reading
4 Reasons EVERYONE Should Squat with Chains
Not only is squatting with chains one of the coolest things you can do in the gym, but it can be one of the most effective as well. I was originally turned onto the concept by powerlifting legend Louie Simmons. … Continue reading
Posted in Coaching, Exercises, Powerlifting
Tagged chains, Eric Cressey, Louie Simmons, unstable surface training
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An Interview with Dean Somerset
One thing I love about our industry is when I start reading new material from a guy who I think “gets it.” Dean Somerset is one of those people, and if you haven’t heard of him before, I wanted to … Continue reading
Posted in Coaching, Injury Prevention
Tagged Dean Somerset, Muscle Imbalances Revealed, Post Rehab Essentials
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Exploring The Coach-Athlete Relationship
As I’ve grown and evolved as a coach, it’s made me a think a lot about the coaches I’ve had in the past. I went to a very small high school (graduating with 47 people!), and we didn’t have some … Continue reading
4 Reasons to Hire a Coach
Before we get started today, a quick reminder: Today (Monday) is the last day to save 15% on all Robertson Training Systems products. Simply head over to the Products page, pick out whatever you like, and save some of your … Continue reading
Internet Experts and the Deadlift
As many of you know, I’m in the final stages of prepping for my first powerlifting competition in 6 years. Needless to say, I’ve got this unique blend of emotions going on – excitement, anxiety, and of course a bit … Continue reading
Posted in Coaching, Powerlifting
Tagged Charlie Weingroff, deadlift, Matt Wenning, powerlifting gear
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FREE Knowledge Bombs from Eric Cressey
I was going to write some big, expansive post on why you should check out this free webinar from Eric Cressey. And then I realized something… It’s Eric friggin’ Cressey, and it’s FREE! I know you’re not really working today … Continue reading
Q&A: 90-90 Split-Squats
Mike – I noticed in your Single-Leg Solution that Lance isn’t always setting up in the 90-90 split-squat position you have discussed before. Why is that? Thanks! This is a great question, and in all honesty, I’ve been meaning to … Continue reading
















