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High School Football Spring Training Test Results

Articles, Chris Korfist By Christopher Glaeser | January 2, 2016

Chris Korfist shares the before and after raw data of the 40-yard dash and vertical jump tests from an eight-week spring training program for ninety high school athletes. The average vertical improvement was 2.35 inches and the average fly 10 improvement was 0.12 seconds.

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Eight Books That Helped Create a Coaching Career

Articles, Chris Korfist By Chris Korfist | September 10, 2015

What do Napoleon, the Wright brothers, and Zen have in common? They are books which have influenced one of the country’s most influential coaches. He cites eight titles and their respective contexes which helped him develop his coaching style and techniques.

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Too Many Notes

Articles, Chris Korfist By Chris Korfist | June 16, 2015

It’s better to do a few things well rather than doing a lot not so well. Focus on the essentials for your sport. And make sure that your athletes aren’t overwhelmed with work and that they get enough rest.

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Building a Champion

Articles, Chris Korfist By Chris Korfist | December 6, 2014

I think part of the reason for my passion as a coach was my inability to find someone to help me on my path to my athletic goals in my younger years. Of the many things that I enjoy about what I do, this is really my favorite. I like to be the bridge to help an athlete accomplish their athletic goals. What is cool about the process is the ability to look back and see where they started and where they finished.

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Is Your Squat Making You Slower and Wrecking Your Vertical Jump?

Articles, Chris Korfist By Chris Korfist | November 10, 2014

When athletes go into the weight room, they have one goal, get bigger, faster stronger. No football player wants to be the guy who has a 10 and a 5 on each side of the bar in the squat rack. I think we all remember the pride of slamming 45’s together on the pins. Big boom. And athletes will do anything to move up the chart and get a 500lb club shirt. And this is where the problems begin.

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How To Improve Ankle Rocker Range of Motion

Articles, Chris Korfist By Chris Korfist | November 2, 2014

Hip extension is the name of the game in athletic development. It is the thrust that drives your athlete forward or up, or both. The stronger or more powerful your thrust, the faster and farther you will go. At the end of the chain is the ankle.

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