Issue
May/June 1986.
8 articles
The May/June 1986 issue of BFS Magazine collects 8 articles, preserved here in full and free to read online or download as the original PDF.
Recurring themes include Football, Safety, Squat, and Speed. Coaches and writers featured here include Bob Rowbotham, Bruno Pauletto, M.S., C.S.C.S., and Kurt Mattison. Every story is free — read it online or open the original magazine layout as a PDF.
Ed Davis
EEd Davis 6-5, 275 Offensive Tackle, Miami Hurricane Scholar - Athlete Coach Greg Shepard, Ed Davis and Hurricane Strength Coach, Bill Foran It was a great privilege for me to meet with Ed Davis and Strength Coach, Bill Foran at the University of Miami. All coaches have my permis
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The Power Clean
By Bruno Pauletto, M.S., C.S.C.S. Strength and Conditioning Coach University of Tennessee In my last article I discussed four different sequences which could be taught over two or three lifting sessions. Depending on the athlete, several sequences can be learned per day. Do not a
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One Foot Short, But Walking Tall
by Kurt Mattison Midwest BFS Rep If you ever had the opportunity to see Coach Shepard's movie "TOM," about the phenomenal young man from Colorado who, despite playing with the absence of his right arm, set state records and wOn countless honors and championships as a high school
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Al Baker
Move over Herschel Walker, here comes Al Baker. Al Al is a little on the shy side and quite humble about his signed with the University of Kentucky and is certainly accomplishments. As a result, he was hard to interview at capable of challenging for a starting position this fall.
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Preparation of Different Types of Teams
SPORT PSYCHOLOGY Part Eight in a Series by Dr. Keith Henschen University of Utah Dr. Keith Henschen is the Director of the Sport Psychology program at the University of Utah. He has published over 80 articles and presented in excess of 100 times. He is a member of the US Olympic
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Knee Rehabilitation
The question of what to do after a knee injury or knee surgery has come up quite often at clinics. Here are my ideas which have proven to be very successful: There is a broad gamut of injuries to the knee in relation to their seriousness. In any event, the athlete and coach will
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Robert Washington
.... NRobert Washington's 425 Power Clean, 470 Bench, 770 Squat, and 750 Dead Lift are his legitimate claim to being History's Strongest Linebacker!! ROBERT WASHINGTON HISTORY'S STRONGEST LINEBACKER Robert gets set for a 685 Squat l His max. is 770 Pounds! Robert Washington has b
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