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Connor Floden

@CJFloden

@AICFootball OC/OL Coach | Loving husband | West Coast Native | Montana State Alumni | It's cool to care
Springfield, MA Joined August 2018
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Connor Floden @CJFloden
My understanding on researching this in college was that ladders improve your footwork... for ladders. It's more pattern recognition than actual improvement.

The correlation is to shorten ground contact times, jumping rope is king for footwork IMO!
betz @adaptskill Aug 5
My research on bags in training led me to this study on agility ladders

"In youth soccer players, 6 weeks of agility-ladder training produced no significant improvement in 10 m or 20 m sprint or agility versus a control group (Padrón-Cabo et al., 2020)."

pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC73…
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Connor Floden @CJFloden
A lot of great points within this.

In my opinion, it's a great reminder that there are elite coaches at every level... there are also bad coaches at every level too.
LeCharles Bentley Verified account @64AMDG Jul 6
Debating who’s the “best” OL coach is a discussion that’s asking the wrong question.

The myth of the unicorn coach has created an image that limits opportunity, discourages new ideas, and ultimately hurts player development. ⬇️⬇️

open.substack.com/pub/lecharlesb… #AMDG
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Connor Floden @CJFloden
Our bodies can act like springs, if you push it down too far the moment you try to move it'll pop right up higher than you want.

It's not about playing the absolute lowest, it's about playing at THAT PLAYER'S optimal depth and body angles for maximum output!!!
Parker Blake Verified account @ParkerBlake60 May 18
Emphasizing getting OL’s butts down like this makes more players stand up out of their stances than 2 point stances do.
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