Sports Speed News Bulletin The NASE Sports Speed News Bulletin is published six times per year in January, March, May, July, September, and November and is the authoritative source on speed improvement for football, baseball and softball, basketball, field hockey, lacrosse, rugby, soccer, tennis, and other team and individual sports. The 12-14 page bulletin contains articles by the world’s leading experts on all phases of speed improvement for sports competition. Special monthly sections include:
- Speed Improvement Articles by leading authorities
- From Chump to Champ: The Making of Sports Champions
- How They Train: Training methods of Elite Athletes and Coaches
- Coach and Athlete Health: Nutrition, Weight Control and Disease Prevention
- Speed Improvement for Young Athletes
(Published January, March, May, July, September and November)
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A sample of articles published in some previous issues include:
Vol 5, Issue 25 (November , 2009) Contrasting Training for Team Sports Sprinting with and without the Football Early Specialization vs. Multilateral Development, Controlling Mindless Eating Dietary Cholesterol and Heart Disease Ins and Outs for Team Sport Athletes
Vol 5, Issue 24 (September , 2009) Vertical Force: The Limiting Factor in Sprinting Faster Predicted 40-yard Time of the World's Fastest Human Strength and Speed, Exercise and Low Back Pain Preventing Colon Cancer Vitamin D and Prostate Cancer Managing Stress/Performing Better
Vol 5, Issue 23 (July , 2009) Flexibility and Speed Sprint-resisted Training and Speed Improving Speed and Quickness for Tennis The Use of Herbal Supplements for Athletes New NASE Board of Directors 2009-2013
Vol 5, Issue 22 (May, 2009) The Importance of the Hip Extensor and Hip Flexor Muscles in Sprinting Muscle Fascicle Length and Sprinting Speed Fast and Slow-Twitch Muscle Fiber Comparisons Relaxation and Sprinting Hamstring Injuries and Sprinting Eating Habits and Body Fat and Weight
Vol. 5, Issue 21 (March 2009) Acceleration in Team Sports Preparing for Speed 2009 NFL Combine Result The Modern-Day Fountain of Youth 2009 National Conference Program
Vol. 5, Issue 20 (January 2009) The Accuracy of Hand-timed 40-yard Dash Tests Defensive Linemen: the Speed of the Pass Rush Muscle Hyperplasia and Hypertrophy Speed Improvement Speed-strength Training, Slowing at the End of a Long Sprint NBA Combine Tests Managing Lower Back Pain: The Best Kept Secret Preventive Heart Disease
Vol. 4, Issue 19 (November 2008) Sprint-assisted Training with the Ultra Speed Pacer Brain Circuitry and Your Speed Linear Velocity - the 100-meter Dash Injury Prevention and the Female Athlete Estimating the Prevalence of FT Muscle Fiber Ballistic Training Implementing the NASE On-Line Course into Existing Courses at your University
Vol. 4, Issue 18 (September 2008) Sprint Supremacy and the USA Speed in Football: Is Training Making Players Slower? Lactic Acid and Sprinting in Team Sports Speed of the Tennis serve Verbal Cues and Sprinting Form Metabolic Syndrome and Retired NFL Linemen New Approaches to Cancer Prevention On-line Forum Simplified NASE 2008 National Conference DVDs
Vol. 4, Issue 17 (July 2008) 2008 National Conference Summery Improving Playing Speed: What we Know and Don't Know Warm-up to Speed-Up Baseball: Crack of the Bat to First Base Speed Tests for Different Sports
Vol. 4, Issue 16 (May 2008) 2008 National Conference Issue All the Right Moves - Agility Training for Sports Competition Stride Rate and Stride Length Arm Action and Speed in Short Sprints Minimizing Back Side and Maximizing Front Side Sprint Mechanics Sprint Mechanics and Strength and Endurance National Conference Program, Staff and Registration Form Vol. 4, Issue 15 (March 2008) An overview of Plyometrics and Their Use in Speed Training Spirit Strength Training, Form and Technique:Foot Placement, Stroke Prevention Special Nutritional Needs of Athletes and the Exercising Population, Weight Control and Lifestyle Daily Food and Drink Dairy, Analyzing Eating Behavior Vol. 4, Issue 14 (January 2008) Baseball and Speed: What Major League Teams are Looking For The Forgotten Muscles Ground Contact Forces and Maximum Speed True 40-yard Dash Times in Football Core Strength and Speed Verbal Cues and Speed Training The Vitamin and Mineral Controversy The Water Controversy: Bottled and Tap
Vol. 3, Issue 13 (November, 2007) Parachutes, Tubing and Towing Obtaining your Vitamins and Minerals:Pills or Food Sources Realistic Speed Training for Young Athletes The Role of the Stomach in Weight Loss and Gain
Vol. 3, Issue 12 (September, 2007) High Speed Treadmill Cycling: An Overlooked Training Method You Can Gain Muscle Weight Without Steroids Weight Training for Young Athletes: Myth and Facts How to Maintain Your NASE Certification NASE 2008 National Conference NASE Fastest Athlete Awards NASE On-line Course in Speed and Explosion Through Edteckoline
Vol. 3, Issue 11 (July, 2007) Preventing Stress from Interfering with Performance Overtraining, Injuries and Burnout A Plyometric Relationship with Speed Development Lowering Cholesterol Without Prescription Drugs Chiropractic Performance and the Modern Day Athlete Off-season Speed Improvement Programs for Football, Basketball, Baseball and Soccer
Vol. 3, Issue 10 (May, 2007) Understanding Fast and Slow Twitch Fiber Developing faking and cutting skills of running backs Hyponatremia, Strength training for young athletes How They Train: Speed training concepts at the University of Massachusetts Making fish a part of the weekly diet
Vol. 3, Issue 9 (March, 2007) Eliminating the In-season Detraining Effect In-season maintenance training for team sports In-season speed-strength training for sprinters Comparative Speed of Humans and Animals Nutritional needs of Power Athletes Athletic Skills of Female Athletes Changing the Shape of your Body How They Train: Bill Bates in 1986 Overtness and Obesity in the U.S. The Role of Exercise in Controlling Body Weight and Fat.
Vol. 3, Issue 8 (January, 2007) Having Speed is one Thing: Knowing How to Use it is Another Drills and Speed Improvement The Principle of Work Hypertrophy The Athlete’s Forgotten Side: Developing the Recessive Limb in Sports Speed Improvement and Stages of Physical Development When to Start Your Child in Sports The Proper use of Sugar for Energy Preparing for Road Trips: What to Eat and Drink and What to Avoid
Vol. 2, Issue 7 (October, 2006) How They Train: Survey of the Speed-strength Training Practices of University Strength and Conditioning Coaches Periodization Model for Sprint Training The Butt Kick and Sprinting Form Speed Work Vs. Speed Endurance Training The 90 degree Angle of the Arms and Sprinting How They Trained: Sprint Training with Bud Winter 50 Years Ago: What applies Today? Estimating the the 1RM (repetitions maximum) for Young Athletes Weight Control Myths and Facts for Coaches and Athletes
Vol. 2, Issue 6 (August, 2006) Radar Technology and Sprinting Form 40-Yard Dash Clinic: Tips to Immediately Improve Your Time Contrast Training and Speed Improvement In-Season Training Maintenance Loads to Prevent Loss of Speed, Strength and Power Proper Starting form improves 40-yard dash times Correcting Sprinting Form Errors Early Slowing Down the Aging Process Weight Training Helps Control Your Weight NASE-Japan
Vol. 2, Issue 5 (June, 2006) Muscle Imbalance and Speed The NASE 120-Yard Dash: One Sprint, Seven Key Scores NFL Combine Tests by Position The First Three Steps: The Key to Speed in Team Sports Obtaining a Flat Rippled Tummy No Beer, Whiskey, or Wine Before Your Time Losing 10 Pounds in one Week is Impossible A Certain Amount of Body Fat is Necessary for Everyone Choosing the Right Breakfast Cereal There is no Such Thing as Cellulite NASE Youth Training facility
Vol. 2, Issue 4 (April, 2006) Mission Statement Warm-up and Stretching: Modifying Your Approach Dynamic and Static Stretching Every Athlete Can Improve Speed and Quickness NFL Combine Scores and Your Future Young Athletes and Weight Training How They Train: Soviet Union Athletes are Products of a Methodical System
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