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Athletic Trainer | Kettlebells | Neurodevelopmental Continuum | Strength | Swing | Training

Finally, THE Transitional Kettlebell Swing

ByBrandon Hetzler May 10, 2018May 9, 2018

CAN YOU SAY “DRAMA QUEEN?” Why the drawn out progression to get you to doing a single leg (transitional) kettlebell swing? Especially when you could just grab a bell and jump right into a side-stepping…

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Kettlebells | Swing | Training

More on the “Transitional Swing”

ByBrandon Hetzler May 4, 2018May 3, 2018

Why is this important? Great question.  We ARE just talking about swinging a hunk of iron.  Why is how someone transitions into more complex swing variations important?  In the whole scope of things, it’s not….

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Athletic Trainer | Injury | Neurodevelopmental Continuum | Strength | Training

Strength and Fatigue Part 2

ByBrandon Hetzler April 18, 2018April 17, 2018

Preface: This article is a continuation of a series we are sharing that is slightly different than your typical article.  This series is being written by 2 different authors and blended together.  This lends 2…

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Athletic Trainer | PriorityU

Athletic Trainers’: This one is still for you. Part 4.

ByBrandon Hetzler March 28, 2018March 27, 2018

“Brandon, did you just go for a run?” This was the question I got asked yesterday by our newest co-worker.  While standing there in my running shoes, sunglasses, headphones, red-faced and heart rate in the…

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Athletic Trainer | PriorityU | Routines

Athletic Trainers’: This One’s For You, Again. (Part 3)

ByBrandon Hetzler March 21, 2018March 19, 2018

How much of your daily routine is actually under your control? If we asked those I spend the most time with (family, friend and co-workers) to use 3 words to describe me, I’m pretty sure…

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Athletic Trainer | you first

Priority You.

ByBrandon Hetzler March 14, 2018March 13, 2018

What are you doing for you? Last week, in line with March being Athletic Training Month, I targeted Certified Athletic Trainers.  Why?  Because I am one, and have I have stayed at a Holiday Inn…

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3.8.2018 Athletic Trainer’s – This is for you!

ByBrandon Hetzler March 8, 2018March 12, 2018

What comes before “First Aid”? Not such a simple question?  Getting injured; getting hurt; an accident?  Or are we missing something? When I was in grad school, I worked at Oklahoma State University.  And I…

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