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Originally Posted by Hoofbite
Sounds like the random guy on the Patriots staff. Guess he's been there for a while and has some sort of direct line to Belichick but nobody really knows what he does. I read an article or saw a video somewhere and it was pretty interesting. From all they said, he just breaks down film but there's gotta be a little more to it than that from the impression I got.
Almost like this is Bill Belichick's JoBu to whom he leaves small offerings of rum every now and then.
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This position, I think, is the first ever created for the NFL.
Chip Kelly has
22 total assistants/coaches on his staff, the biggest, currently in the NFL.
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Originally Posted by InmanRoshi
Sounds like he's just a standard run of the mill strength and conditioning coordinator, but aside from just focusing on working/consulting with athletes he's also worked with some select combat units.
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They have that position officially filled with this guy...
Josh Hingst, Strength And Conditioning
Josh Hingst joins the Eagles after spending the previous season as the assistant strength and conditioning coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars. A registered dietician and a certified strength and conditioning specialist, Hingst previously spent three years (2009-11) as the director of sports nutrition at Nebraska and one season as the team nutritionist (2008) for the Atlanta Falcons. He also held a five-year stint (2003-07) in strength and conditioning and sports nutrition capacities at Florida State. A native of Hooper, NE, Hingst received his bachelor's degrees in nutritional sciences and dietetics and exercise science from Nebraska and his Master’s in clinical nutrition from Florida State.
Did You Know? Josh Hingst is a Registered Dietician, is Strength and Conditioning Coach Certified, and is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist.
"It's little bit like the description of pornography from years back. It's hard to define it. But you know what it is at the end of it. It's hard to define it. I think you know who is more physical. Often times you see that in the fourth quarter. A lot of time the team on the other side feels it. We pride ourselves on being a physical football team. It's important to us. It's an important time of the year to lay that foundation." - Coach Garrett