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Martin Bingisser

Training Talk with Tom Myslinski (Part 3)

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Eventually all talks have to come to an end. After chatting with NFL strength coach Tom Myslinski about his influences, training for football, special strength, and utilizing training feedback, we had to wrap things up. For the final part of the conversation we discussed new sports science trends in and some important training variables he sees. Check it out below along with links to the past two parts of the interview. Read more

Martin Bingisser

Training Talk with Tom Myslinski (Part 2)

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Earlier this week we began a training talk with NFL strength coach Tom Myslinski of the Jacksonville Jaguars. To start off the conversation he talked about his influences and how he has adapted them to American football. Today we continue with part two, where he talks about the role of special strength training in the programs he creates for athletes. He also provides insight on what feedback he gathers to optimize training for his athletes. Read more

Martin Bingisser

Training Talk with Tom Myslinski (Part 1)

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The NFL season begins in earnest today. Yet for many people in the sport the season began months ago as the teams gathered together for their first training sessions. Tom Myslinski is one of those guys. Entering his third season as the head of strength and conditioning for the Jacksonville Jaguars, this weekend marks a middle point of the year. Things are not beginning, but they are not yet over too. Thankfully he took time out of his busy schedule to chat with me about training recently.
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