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Strength vs Function: One in the Same

Mark Verstegen
 Mark Verstegen 

  • Introduction.
  • Strength, the mother of all abilities.
  • Strength is the foundation of function.
  • We all have different heritage in this field.
  • Different people come from different paths.
  • Strength and conditioning field.
  • Functional training.
  • Needs analysis.
  • Strength and conditioning field – needs analysis.
  • Effort to make change/improvement as fast as possible.
  • Perception vs. reality.
  • University systems.
  • Perception of functional training.
  • Drawing from the absolute best of all modalities.
  • Basing it all on a system.
  • Creating systems that allow you to work with individuals over and over again.
  • Core performance system.
  • Our job is to help people get better.
  • Self evaluation – external evaluation (i.e., Gray Cook’s screens).
  • Core fundamentals.
  • Pillar strength.
  • Movement prep.
  • Integrating movement skills.
  • Recovery and regeneration.
  • Strength is like dial up. We want broadband.
  • What is your philosophy?
  • Do I have a system?
  • What have other smart people done? Start there?
  • Strength and function are one in the same.
  • All trying to achieve the same results.
  • Never demean others to elevate yourself.
  • Seek to educate and elevate others to achieve their goals.
  • Seek the common threads of what gets results.

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