Careers in the coaching business

[rgrsc]

yeah man im def. a newbie here, wow i had no idea about all the BS davies has tried to pull. so much ammo evil laugh mwwwaaahhhhhaaaahhhaaaa

[Supervenomsuperman]

@Clemson

Think money first…or think results first…nothing in between! Both will work.

So true! I guess other than coming out with the next bullshit ab machine I had better get athletes to make huge gains in their respective sport. I guess this age group would be the 16-20? At this age you can make the biggest leaps in strength/speed/speed-strength. Once you improve these factors your athletes should invariably “stick out”! I.E. getting your baseball players to run 4.4 40y and 6.8 60y will give your athletes an edge and the scouts will notice! Or making your hockey player the fastest skater in league. Or getting a local football player bench to 375 squat 600lb and run a 4.4 40y and etc…

[nycjay01]

@elars21

Davies claims to have trained Ben Johnson. LIE
Davies claims to have trained Diego Maradono. LIE
Davies claims he has worked with the Green Bay Packers. LIE
Davies has ruined college teams seasons like Pitt.
Davies will endorse any flash in the pan training tool like XVest, Indo board
Davies is weak as a child.
Davies squats on a swiss ball.
Davies sell pink tank tops on his “Renegade Training” website
Davies training methods are all unoriginal and he basically just takes a bunch of different popular methods (medballs, bodyweight GPP, box squats, kettlebells, olympic lift variations) and lumps them into one bigass workout with too much volume, basically guaranteeing overtraining

Check out this interview from tnation 2001.

http://www.t-nation.com/findArticle.do?article=176sun

JD talks about his work at green bay.

[Ace-Man]

sorry for bumping an old thread but it seems interesting b/c i’m going to be going to University in 2 years, and my plans right now are to go into Kin. get my Bachelors then apply to Med School, but in the past month i’ve been thinking in completing a masters in Kin. and then either becoming a highschool PE teacher/coach as some people have talked about.

And also bump to this:

@Kaczmarski

I believe that I may have just figured out an amazing way to make a steady living (i.e. actually a great living) working with athletes, while not putting in the crazy hours that college strength coaches do. I have to try it out though first. I’ll get back to you on it if it works.