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FOOTBALL STRENGTH
FOOTBALL STRENGTH CLINIC #2: Update 2/15/2012
This year the clinic will be a little different... on Friday night the program will focus on the importance
of teaching (a subject rarely covered in strength training clinics)...
great coaches are great teachers.
The Friday night program will focus on ARTHUR JONES, THE TEACHER.
Arthur Jones, inventor of the Nautilus Machines and originator of what is now known as "high intensity strength
training" was many different things to different people... But most who knew him well agree that he was
one heck of a teacher. Much has been written about Jones recently and most of it extremely
inaccurate.
On Friday night, the men who knew Arthur will discuss his ability as a teacher... Not to
be missed. For those interested in the world of strength
training ARTHUR JONES, THE TEACHER will be of great historical significance.
Saturday's program will feature the same group of "Legends" that spoke last year:
Dan Riley... 30 year NFL Strength Coach... strength coach for Joe Gibbs' Super Bowl Champion Washington Redskins
Mike Gittleson... Bo Schembechler's first and only strength coach... 30-year strength coach University of Michigan
Mark Asanovich... 15-Year Pro Strength Coach for Jacksonville Jaguars, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Baltimore Ravens and Minnesota Vikings
Ben Oldham... 36-Year Southeastern Conference Football Official... Has officiated 20 NCAA Bowl Games including the Rose, Sugar, Cotton, Fiesta and Orange Bowls
John Wood... Combat Grip Strength Guru
Kim Wood... 30-years Strength Coach for the Cincinnati Bengals... 1st full-time strength coach in NFL history
More surprises are in store...
stay tuned and please pass the word on to those who also may be interested.
What: FOOTBALL STRENGTH CLINIC #2: "The Quest Continues..."
"The job of the strength program is to physically PREPARE the players to play football... to prepare the players for the stresses and rigors of a physically violent game.
This implies two goals:
1. To improve the players' performance in playing the game
2. To develop the player's bodies in such a way as to protect them from injury while playing the game
The clinic will focus on these two subjects
This clinic is primarily for Football Strength Coaches. Strength Professionals who train and prepare athletes for ALL sports will certainly gain from attending...
(last year we had strength coaches in attendance from over a dozen different sports other than football.)" |
When Friday, June 22nd and Saturday, June 23rd, 2012
Where: The Clifton Cultural Arts Center (CCAC) (near the University of Cincinnati Campus)
3711 Clifton Avenue
Cincinnati, Ohio 45220
Reviews and feedback from FOOTBALL STRENGTH CLINIC #1:
Strong Summit by Geoff Hobson @ Bengals.com
Head Turner by Geoff Hobson @ Bengals.com
NFL must prevent head trauma by Alex Marvez @ Foxsports.com
Meeting of the Tribes Writeup by Ed Cicale @ ASAP
Contact Info:
mail:
Kim Wood
Football Strength
c/o P.O. Box 20178
Cincinnati, Ohio
45220
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