with Andrea Hudy, University of Kansas Assistant Athletic Director for Sport Performance; MA, CSCS, RSCC, LMT, USAW-1; Only female strength and conditioning coach in Men's Division I Basketball.Andrea Hudy of Kansas University teaches you how to organize your weight room in a safe and efficient manner, and how to establish a weight room culture stressing safety, achievement, and a "results-oriented" culture. Using clear guidelines and expectations, Coach Hudy shows you how to make your weight room a place where athletes can reach their highest goals.When developing an effective weight room environment, you need to develop what Coach Hudy believes is a practice atmosphere. Hudy has been essential for the success at Kansas University, most recognized for her role with the men's basketball program and their success. She takes you through the essential standards to which you should hold your players when holding a weight training session. Each session should be treated like a practice and each athlete should try to get the most out of each workout.Appropriate rules will minimize injuries and create a culture where athletes are focused on their development. Coach Hudy begins by going through the areas that she believes need to be covered before any student athlete enters the weight room for training. She breaks down the importance of being oriented with the facility, signing off on their manual for training, and having passed a physical and adaptations that can be made based upon results. Coach and multiple student athletes take you through the weight room and show you all of the key areas and procedures of the weight room. From weights to platforms, they show the proper steps that need to be taken in order to have a safely operating weight training facility.As you watch an athlete demonstrate the lift, Coach Hudy breaks down the difference between an Olympic lift and a weight room activity lift. Olympic lifts are a foundation to explosive athletic movement. Performing Olympic lifts correctly will engage the proper musculature which will lend itself to producing a finely tuned athlete on the athletic field.The finer points are stressed in order to execute the lift in a safe and discipline manner, which includes the proper way to spot your partner. A competent, well trained spotter will reduce possible injury and is an important safeguard in your weight room. Partners need to rely on each other to make strength gains, while also protecting each other, for the best results. Hudy shows various grips and accessories that she feels are essential and non-essential within a weight training practice.Every coach who is taking over an athletic program knows the importance of the weight room for training their student athletes. This video is essential in order to run a safe and effective program as you continue to develop your athletes into a top level program.It is appropriate for all levels of coaches (our weight room coach here has been at it for 20 years and loved the film!), but it would really be great for a beginning weight room coach!--Kansas High School Coach30 minutes. 2014.Available in DVD format only.
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