It’s the middle of the off-season. And like normal you find yourself searching for techniques and tools that can help your athletes become better, more fundamentally sound football players. As a coach, you know there are certain attributes that make athletes successful on the field of competition. Diehard performance in the weightroom, for example. Crafting bigger and stronger athletes enhances performance, not to mention bolsters individual and team success rates. After racking your brain all day at the office, you settle in front of the television for a few sports highlights. Flipping between networks you come across Olympic Games coverage. On the screen it looks like downhill skiing, but not like you’ve ever seen before. Intrigued, you lean forward and distinguish the images of two skiers – perfectly overlaid. The simultaneous comparison of performance that follows illustrates
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