From Football Scoop (based on LJW story)...
Such is the case at Kansas, where head coach Les Miles inherited a Jayhawks program a decade removed from its last winning season. Workouts begin at 5:55 a.m. — sharp! — and effort is monitored. Each rep is timed, and those who do not finish or are significantly behind previous times are “dinged.” Those who do not touch the appropriate line are dinged. Those who do not hold the proper posture when not in a drill are also dinged.
The scrutiny didn’t end there, though. MacVittie said the whole coaching staff would watch video footage of the conditioning sessions “for two hours” after each one concluded. Each and every drill and every last Jayhawk was accounted for, thanks to the multiple cameras that captured every second of it from every feasible angle.
Such is the case at Kansas, where head coach Les Miles inherited a Jayhawks program a decade removed from its last winning season. Workouts begin at 5:55 a.m. — sharp! — and effort is monitored. Each rep is timed, and those who do not finish or are significantly behind previous times are “dinged.” Those who do not touch the appropriate line are dinged. Those who do not hold the proper posture when not in a drill are also dinged.
The scrutiny didn’t end there, though. MacVittie said the whole coaching staff would watch video footage of the conditioning sessions “for two hours” after each one concluded. Each and every drill and every last Jayhawk was accounted for, thanks to the multiple cameras that captured every second of it from every feasible angle.
http://footballscoop.com/news/kansas-coaches-watched-film-players-strength-workouts/
Such is the case at Kansas, where head coach Les Miles inherited a Jayhawks program a decade removed from its last winning season. Workouts begin at 5:55 a.m. — sharp! — and effort is monitored. Each rep is timed, and those who do not finish or are significantly behind previous times are “dinged.” Those who do not touch the appropriate line are dinged. Those who do not hold the proper posture when not in a drill are also dinged.
The scrutiny didn’t end there, though. MacVittie said the whole coaching staff would watch video footage of the conditioning sessions “for two hours” after each one concluded. Each and every drill and every last Jayhawk was accounted for, thanks to the multiple cameras that captured every second of it from every feasible angle.
Such is the case at Kansas, where head coach Les Miles inherited a Jayhawks program a decade removed from its last winning season. Workouts begin at 5:55 a.m. — sharp! — and effort is monitored. Each rep is timed, and those who do not finish or are significantly behind previous times are “dinged.” Those who do not touch the appropriate line are dinged. Those who do not hold the proper posture when not in a drill are also dinged.
The scrutiny didn’t end there, though. MacVittie said the whole coaching staff would watch video footage of the conditioning sessions “for two hours” after each one concluded. Each and every drill and every last Jayhawk was accounted for, thanks to the multiple cameras that captured every second of it from every feasible angle.
http://footballscoop.com/news/kansas-coaches-watched-film-players-strength-workouts/
