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The Best Time to Work Out

by John Cortese | Aug 23, 2018 | Mindset, Recent Posts, Time Management | 0 comments Is there an ideal time to work out? It depends on the person, but in reality what matters most is that you’re moving and getting the important stuff done. When we hear “I can’t work out because I’m not a morning person”, what we really hear is “I

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3 Tips to Making Healthy Habits a Lifestyle

by John Cortese | Jan 14, 2015 | Featured Posts, Mindset, Nutrition, Recent Posts, Train Smart Wednesday | 0 comments 3 Tips to Make Healthy Habits a Lifestyle By: Coach Jeff Hermann Making healthy choices and new lifestyle changes may not be easy, but it is definitely worth it! It’s so easy to get motivated to change your life and do a complete 180 with your

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Waking Up to a Better Workout

by John Cortese | Jan 2, 2015 | Featured Posts, Recent Posts, Recovery and Restoration | 0 comments Written by:Coach Jeff Hermann, USAWLead Strength Coach Sleep is vital for great workouts!(Image from thesportinmind.com) If there is one thing I can’t stress the importance of enough, It is sleep. Good old fashioned snoozing is the single most important aspect to recovery and healthy bodily function

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The Importance of Proper Rest Between Exercises

by John Cortese | Dec 18, 2014 | Announcements, Featured Posts, Recent Posts, Train Smart Wednesday | 0 comments Proper work to rest ratio in training is very important to developing the specific type of strength & fitness relevant to your goals! Hey guys! Coach Jeff here to tell you a little bit about the benefits of proper rest times between exercises during your workouts. We

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How to build Speed and Power for Baseball and Softball

by John Cortese | Dec 16, 2014 | Announcements, Baseball Training, In Season Training, Softball Training, Speed Training, Strength Training, Youth Athletes | 0 comments Pictured: CTS Athlete Devin Caldwell in her NHS playing years (photo via Napa Register) Baseball and softball are two of the most competitive sports that young athletes participate in when it comes to the middle school and high school sports training world. There

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How to Improve your Ankle Mobility

by John Cortese | Dec 10, 2014 | Featured Posts, Flexibility and Mobility, Recent Posts, Recovery and Restoration, Train Smart Wednesday | 0 comments Improved ankle mobility will help with prevention of sprained ankles! By: Jeff Hermann, Lead Strength Coach, CTS Strength & Conditioning One of the most frustrating things for an athlete or fitness enthusiast to deal with during an exercise, is lack of balance

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