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Cowboys begin voluntary offseason workouts today.
Here's a primer:
Who runs the program?: Mike Woicik, the Cowboys strength and conditioning coach, has a program in place for every player. Lifting, running, eating (if necessary) is designed for every player. Woicik, who has won Super Bowl titles with the New England Patriots and Dallas Cowboys, monitors every players weight. There were numerous hamstring injuries last season, including from safety Matt Johnson, who missed the entire season because of it. You could blame the hamstring injuries on how the players are getting trained, bad luck or the players themselves. Miles Austin has endured hamstring injuries his entire career, so you can't blame Woicik for that. Coach Jason Garrett said you have to protect Austin from himself sometimes and he needs to have communication with the strength and conditioning staff to let them know how his leg feels.
The media: We're not allowed at Valley Ranch today, so please don't ask about how the workouts are going, because reporters are banned from the facility. The next time reporters will be allowed at Valley Ranch is for the predraft news conference with owner/general manager Jerry Jones.
The injured: The Cowboys endured numerous injuries last season and some players have recovered to begin workouts. Among the players who were injured last season: Chris Jones (knee), Orlando Scandrick (hand), Barry Church (Achilles), Sean Lee (toe), Bruce Carter (elbow), Caleb McSurdy (Achilles), Orie Lemon (hamstring), Dez Bryant (finger), Phil Costa (ankle), Ben Bass (ankle), Donavon Kemp (knee) and DeMarcus Ware (shoulder).
Read more: http://espn.go.com/blog/dallas/cowboys/post/_/id/4707407/cowboys-start-voluntary-workouts-today
Cowboys begin voluntary offseason workouts today.
Here's a primer:
Who runs the program?: Mike Woicik, the Cowboys strength and conditioning coach, has a program in place for every player. Lifting, running, eating (if necessary) is designed for every player. Woicik, who has won Super Bowl titles with the New England Patriots and Dallas Cowboys, monitors every players weight. There were numerous hamstring injuries last season, including from safety Matt Johnson, who missed the entire season because of it. You could blame the hamstring injuries on how the players are getting trained, bad luck or the players themselves. Miles Austin has endured hamstring injuries his entire career, so you can't blame Woicik for that. Coach Jason Garrett said you have to protect Austin from himself sometimes and he needs to have communication with the strength and conditioning staff to let them know how his leg feels.
The media: We're not allowed at Valley Ranch today, so please don't ask about how the workouts are going, because reporters are banned from the facility. The next time reporters will be allowed at Valley Ranch is for the predraft news conference with owner/general manager Jerry Jones.
The injured: The Cowboys endured numerous injuries last season and some players have recovered to begin workouts. Among the players who were injured last season: Chris Jones (knee), Orlando Scandrick (hand), Barry Church (Achilles), Sean Lee (toe), Bruce Carter (elbow), Caleb McSurdy (Achilles), Orie Lemon (hamstring), Dez Bryant (finger), Phil Costa (ankle), Ben Bass (ankle), Donavon Kemp (knee) and DeMarcus Ware (shoulder).
Read more: http://espn.go.com/blog/dallas/cowboys/post/_/id/4707407/cowboys-start-voluntary-workouts-today