[CornFed]

Well, I did as LC suggested and I have at least a little more perspective.


From an article in the Bleacher Report:

"For those who say numbers in the weight room are important measure of success on the field, Turley would counter with the example of Stanford’s 6’5”, 313-pound All-American guard David Yankey, who Turley says can barely bench his own body weight.

‘‘He’s got to have some pop, I get it,” said Turley. “But isn’t the rate at which you strike more important than moving a bunch of weight around really slow?”"

They do bench presses, for instance, but it is more about controlling the weight than about maximizing the weight.

You don't have to read very far to realize how fortunate we are to have Turley and his gang.  He is absolutely changing these young men's lives.  I mean, in every facet.  I am deeply impressed. 

[CornFed]

Well, I did as LC suggested and I have at least a little more perspective.


From an article in the Bleacher Report:

"For those who say numbers in the weight room are important measure of success on the field, Turley would counter with the example of Stanford’s 6’5”, 313-pound All-American guard David Yankey, who Turley says can barely bench his own body weight.

‘‘He’s got to have some pop, I get it,” said Turley. “But isn’t the rate at which you strike more important than moving a bunch of weight around really slow?”"

They do bench presses, for instance, but it is more about controlling the weight than about maximizing the weight.

You don't have to read very far to realize how fortunate we are to have Turley and his gang.  He is absolutely changing these young men's lives.  I mean, in every facet.  I am deeply impressed.