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A Joint-by-Joint Approach to Training

• Feb 08, 2008 from jasondmath(Jason Mathison)
  Mike Boyle and other coaches think you should train movement patterns, not muscles. The next step? Thinking about training from a joint perspective. Confused? Read this article and all will be clear!

Single Leg Training An Athletes Perspective

• Jan 11, 2011 from UnstoppableStrength in Lifestyle
  About a month ago, I wrote an article regarding Single Leg Training (CLICK HERE: Single Leg Training with Mike Boyle) and the Strength Coach who popularized it, Mike Boyle. It generated a lot of interest so, I decided to build off of it. I have the good fortune of knowing an athlete who trained under Coach Boyle while he was in college. That Athlete is Antonio Valverde and he trained with Coach Boyle while he played Football at Boston College. The following is my interview, enjoy!
  
  1) At what age did you begin weight training and what type of regimen did you do?
  AV: I guess I started usi

Single Leg Training with Mike Boyle

• Jan 08, 2011 from UnstoppableStrength in Lifestyle
  You do almost everything in sports in a split stance, or by pushing off one leg from a parallel stance, so it just makes sense to train your body that way Mike Boyle
  I had the pleasure of meeting Mike Boyle at the Perform Better Seminar at the Parisi Speed School in Fair Lawn, NJ on 12/4. Fortunately, I had the opportunity to learn more about his hallmark single leg training protocol.
  Coach Boyle started out by telling us that he has all of his athletes and clients start out by doing bilateral squats. Interestingly, he said, Once you can squat right with 2 legs, I will never have you do

Learn Something!

• Jul 16, 2008 from jasondmath(Jason Mathison)
  Loads of wild training and nutrition info from assorted gurus including John Berardi, Alwyn Cosgrove, Mike Boyle, Robert Dos Remedios, and Dr. Suart McGill.

Anterior Core Training

• Apr 11, 2008 from jasondmath(Jason Mathison)
  The strength guys and the functional guys generally agree that all good core training is done standing. As usual, Mike Boyle disagrees with both parties. He thinks we need to re-invent the wheel; the ab wheel, that is.