Subject: The use of auxiliary lifts to improve your SFL results

The standards for technique and strength testing within the StrongFirst School of Strength set us apart. Students must be able to coach and execute the skills and show that they have spent time preparing. Multiple-choice questions and answers are not going to get you there.

This is true in the StrongFirst Lifter certification (SFL), where the barbell lifts are coached and tested.


In this week’s article, Mark Valenti, StrongFirst Certified Team Leader, covers how auxiliary lifts can enhance your results in preparing to pass the SFL.


Mark begins:

The SFL StrongFirst Barbell Instructor Certification is a rigorous test of strength, technique, and resilience, demanding mastery of fundamental barbell lifts: the back squat, bench press, military press, and deadlift. To earn the SFL Certification, candidates must demonstrate impeccable form under heavy loads while meeting strict performance standards.


While the core lifts are the heart of the certification, auxiliary exercises can play an indispensable role in preparing for the physical and technical demands of the SFL. This article explores why auxiliary exercises can be essential for building strength, refining technique, preventing injury, and ensuring success in training for the StrongFirst Lifter Certification.

Click here to read the article and learn why and how Mark builds in auxiliary lifts to prepare for success at the SFL.

 

For more information on learning how to execute the barbell lifts to the StrongFirst standards, see the StrongFirst Barbell Fundamentals online course now available for a limited-time special offer.

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