Jud Logan's guest appearances

Jud Logan

Westside Barbell

Uncharted Performance

Refined Savage Podcast

Be Legendary Podcast

Kenny & JT

Morning Lifter

The FORTIUS Podcast

Athlete Enhancement

Source Daily

Mark Valenti

Cara Miller

Brandon Lilly

Sean Donnelly

Mike Beech

Lindsey Mathews

Jeff Sokol

Jeff Sobol

Adam Nelson

Derek Woodske

James FitzGerald

Shawn Schumaker

Zach Even-esh

Bert Sorin

Jack Carr

OwlTail

Jud Logan (July 19, 1959 – January 3, 2022) was a hammer thrower, highly decorated athlete and a 4 time Olympian. He competed in the 1984, 1988, 1992 and the 2000 Olympic Games. In 1987 he won gold in the Pan American Games. In the 1980's, as his strength began to stagnate, his East German friends advised him to push his box jumps. As his improved his box jumps, his throws began increasing. Box jumps are still a staple in Westside training to this day. Louie and Tom discuss Jud's time at Westside, the effectiveness of box jumps, the importance of explosive power and more in todays episode.   TIMESTAMPS - 00:00 - Intro 00:10 - Who is Jud Logan? 02:00 - Implementing Box Jumps 02:25 - What difference did box jumping make? 04:28 - How important is speed work in relation to max effort? 06:27 - Sled Pulls 09:37 - As true today as it was back then - Soviet Training Books, Science and practice of strength training 11:02 - Make the Athlete better than You 11:50 - Louie's Coaching Technique 16:25 - The Importance of GPP 18:12 - Box Jump's Carryover 19:27 - Sport Specific Training 21:20 - Athlete Overtraining 23:36 - Conjugate is Everything 25:42 - The Gym is the Answer 31:26 - Louie on Jud 32:53 - Louie's Goal   For more exclusive interviews, video tutorials, webinars, master class with Louie Simmons, never seen before footage, and much more, visit Westside Barbell’s official education system at www.conjugateclub.com Louie Simmons is widely regarded as the 'Strength Coaches', Strength Coach' and is the founder of the world-renowned gym called Westside Barbell in Columbus, Ohio. Westside Barbell is an invitation-only training laboratory where only the strongest of mind and body survive. Our goal is simple: “To become the best and push every boundary known to man in doing so.” This gym has produced more world records in powerlifting than any other in the World, and Louie has been regarded as one of the main reasons that the conjugate style of training has been popularized in today's training methods.

Jud Logan (July 19, 1959 – January 3, 2022) was a hammer thrower, highly decorated athlete and a 4 time Olympian. He competed in the 1984, 1988, 1992 and the 2000 Olympic Games. In 1987 he won gold in the Pan American Games. In the 1980's, as his strength began to stagnate, his East German friends advised him to push his box jumps. As his improved his box jumps, his throws began increasing. Box jumps are still a staple in Westside training to this day. Louie and Tom discuss Jud's time at Westside, the effectiveness of box jumps, the importance of explosive power and more in todays episode. TIMESTAMPS - 00:00 - Intro 00:10 - Who is Jud Logan? 02:00 - Implementing Box Jumps 02:25 - What difference did box jumping make? 04:28 - How important is speed work in relation to max effort? 06:27 - Sled Pulls 09:37 - As true today as it was back then - Soviet Training Books, Science and practice of strength training 11:02 - Make the Athlete better than You 11:50 - Louie's Coaching Technique 16:25 - The Importance of GPP 18:12 - Box Jump's Carryover 19:27 - Sport Specific Training 21:20 - Athlete Overtraining 23:36 - Conjugate is Everything 25:42 - The Gym is the Answer 31:26 - Louie on Jud 32:53 - Louie's Goal For more exclusive interviews, video tutorials, webinars, master class with Louie Simmons, never seen before footage, and much more, visit Westside Barbell’s official education system at <a href="http://www.conjugateclub.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.conjugateclub.com</a> Louie Simmons is widely regarded as the 'Strength Coaches', Strength Coach' and is the founder of the world-renowned gym called Westside Barbell in Columbus, Ohio. Westside Barbell is an invitation-only training laboratory where only the strongest of mind and body survive. Our goal is simple: “To become the best and push every boundary known to man in doing so.” This gym has produced more world records in powerlifting than any other in the World, and Louie has been regarded as one of the main reasons that the conjugate style of training has been popularized in today's training methods.

Westside Barbell Podcast #48 - Jud Logan, Box Jumps and Explosive Power

Phoenix Brewing Co. in Mansfield welcomes women brewers Feb. 1 for collaborative event https://www.richlandsource.com/business/phoenix-brewing-co-in-mansfield-welcomes-women-brewers-feb-1-for-collaborative-event/article_c1f8c8c4-8058-11ec-9d95-e3f7517b6a3f.html?block_id=1098581 AU opens Niss Athletic Center, announces Jud Logan Memorial Track: https://www.ashlandsource.com/sports/au-opens-niss-athletic-center-announces-jud-logan-memorial-track/article_2f0d1f00-80a4-11ec-9cef-cfbef2d5334d.html Helen T. Prosser: https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/helen-t-prosser/article_e9722eb6-806e-11ec-bed7-97497e38de2a.html Phoenix Brewing Company in Mansfield welcomes women brewers today for a collaborative event. The folks at the Phoenix Brewing Company are thrilled to have a chance to change people’s minds about what it means to own and work in a brewery. That’s why today, the craft brewery in Mansfield will welcome women from 12 breweries and organizations from across central and northern Ohio to brew a collaboration beer.Support the show: https://www.sourcemembers.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Phoenix Brewing Co. in Mansfield welcomes women brewers Feb. 1 for collaborative event <a href="https://www.richlandsource.com/business/phoenix-brewing-co-in-mansfield-welcomes-women-brewers-feb-1-for-collaborative-event/article_c1f8c8c4-8058-11ec-9d95-e3f7517b6a3f.html?block_id=1098581" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.richlandsource.com/business/phoenix-brewing-co-in-mansfield-welcomes-women-brewers-feb-1-for-collaborative-event/article_c1f8c8c4-8058-11ec-9d95-e3f7517b6a3f.html?block_id=1098581</a> AU opens Niss Athletic Center, announces Jud Logan Memorial Track: <a href="https://www.ashlandsource.com/sports/au-opens-niss-athletic-center-announces-jud-logan-memorial-track/article_2f0d1f00-80a4-11ec-9cef-cfbef2d5334d.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.ashlandsource.com/sports/au-opens-niss-athletic-center-announces-jud-logan-memorial-track/article_2f0d1f00-80a4-11ec-9cef-cfbef2d5334d.html</a> Helen T. Prosser: <a href="https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/helen-t-prosser/article_e9722eb6-806e-11ec-bed7-97497e38de2a.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/helen-t-prosser/article_e9722eb6-806e-11ec-bed7-97497e38de2a.html</a> Phoenix Brewing Company in Mansfield welcomes women brewers today for a collaborative event. The folks at the Phoenix Brewing Company are thrilled to have a chance to change people’s minds about what it means to own and work in a brewery. That’s why today, the craft brewery in Mansfield will welcome women from 12 breweries and organizations from across central and northern Ohio to brew a collaboration beer.<a href="https://www.sourcemembers.com/" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show: https://www.sourcemembers.com/</a>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Phoenix Brewing Co. welcomes women brewers today; Jud Logan Memorial Track announced at AU's new Niss Athletic Center; Remembering Helen T. Prosser

Sorinex's Brandon Lilly sits down with 4x Olympian and Ashland University head track and field coach Jud Logan. 

Sorinex's Brandon Lilly sits down with 4x Olympian and Ashland University head track and field coach Jud Logan.

#157 Jud Logan - 4x Olympian

On The Kenny &amp; JT Show, we’re joined by Hoover High School graduate and former Olympian Jud Logan who competed in the hammer throw. Jud returns to tell us what he’s liked about the Tokyo Games, especially the track and field throwing events. We get his thoughts on Gold Medal-winning pole vaulter Katie Nageotte who Jud coached at Ashland University, as well as local rugby Olympian Carlin Isles who spent time at Ashland.

JUD LOGAN – HOOVER GRADUATE AND FORMER OLYMPIAN

On The Kenny &amp; JT Show, we’re joined by Hoover High School graduate and former Olympian Jud Logan who competed in the hammer throw. Jud looks back at his favorite moments competing in four different games, what it meant to play for Team USA, how he got into track and field, describing what hammer throwing is all about, binge watching this year’s Olympics, coaching now at Ashland University, and more...

Jud Logan (4x Olympian &amp; Head Track &amp; Field Coach at Ashland University) Over the last 4 decades, Jud has been a force in the track and field community. First, he was dominant athlete who broke the American Record in both the hammer throw and the weight throw multiple times and represented the United States in 4 Olympic Games. In the mid 1990’s, he transitioned into coaching, where he has now become one of the most respected and decorated coaches in the country. He has coached multiple Olympians (including my wife Jackie), dozens of All-American’s &amp; national champions.  In many ways, for me, Jud is where it all started. I was lucky enough to compete for him as at athlete at Ashland University in his early days as a coach and he coached me through college and to my first Olympic Trials. It was at Ashland where I became passionate about human performance (periodization, precise load management, exercise prescription, personalized programming, tempo, biomechanics, lifting technique, etc.). This passion initially drove me into the coaching profession and eventually into the medical profession. Jud has been a huge influence to me on multiple levels, which is why I started this podcast with him.  While Jud was a stand-out talent as an athlete, a quality he possesses that was integral in his success is his incredible ability to focus, maintain a positivity and goal set. I trained with him through 2 full Olympic cycles where I watched him set goals that would not be achieved for 4 years. During the pursuit of these goals I got to see him sustain a positive mind-set through the good times and the bad. I was able to see him express the ability to sustain light focus on a goal for years without wavering and I was able to watch him hyper-focus on a task such as execution of a lift or a throw. For me, his intensity in the weight room is as legendary as his physical talents or his accomplishments.  Perhaps because he was so physically gifted, his incredible mental/psychological ability went unnoticed. Because of the importance of mind-set/goal-setting/metal focus/positivity in performance, and because of Jud’s incredible prowess in these attributes of an athlete, the focus of this podcast is here. For this episode, I brought on a surprise guest, my wife Jackie.  Jackie was a 13 time All-American, 5 time National Champion and 2004 Olympian for Jud. I don’t think I am putting words in Jud’s mouth to say that Jackie is one of his favorite, best, and most important athletes of his career. Like Jud, she was/is a medal giant, which is one of the major reasons she was so successful. I am glad she was able to contribute. In this discussion we cover the following: The importance of mind-setThe importance of positivityLong term goal-setting (1 year, 4 years and beyond)Achieving intense focus for short events like executing a lift or a throwCoaching mind-set in athletesAnd much, much more   For more information on Jud, visit:https://goashlandeagles.com/sports/track-and-field/roster/coaches/jud-logan/100Jud Logan on Instagram at @Olympic4x_____For more information about Dr. Richard Ulm, visit:On the web: www.Athlete-Enhancement.comOn YouTube: @AthleteEnhancementOn Instagram: @AthleteEnhacement

Jud Logan (4x Olympian &amp; Head Track &amp; Field Coach at Ashland University) Over the last 4 decades, Jud has been a force in the track and field community. First, he was dominant athlete who broke the American Record in both the hammer throw and the weight throw multiple times and represented the United States in 4 Olympic Games. In the mid 1990’s, he transitioned into coaching, where he has now become one of the most respected and decorated coaches in the country. He has coached multiple Olympians (including my wife Jackie), dozens of All-American’s &amp; national champions.  In many ways, for me, Jud is where it all started. I was lucky enough to compete for him as at athlete at Ashland University in his early days as a coach and he coached me through college and to my first Olympic Trials. It was at Ashland where I became passionate about human performance (periodization, precise load management, exercise prescription, personalized programming, tempo, biomechanics, lifting technique, etc.). This passion initially drove me into the coaching profession and eventually into the medical profession. Jud has been a huge influence to me on multiple levels, which is why I started this podcast with him.  While Jud was a stand-out talent as an athlete, a quality he possesses that was integral in his success is his incredible ability to focus, maintain a positivity and goal set. I trained with him through 2 full Olympic cycles where I watched him set goals that would not be achieved for 4 years. During the pursuit of these goals I got to see him sustain a positive mind-set through the good times and the bad. I was able to see him express the ability to sustain light focus on a goal for years without wavering and I was able to watch him hyper-focus on a task such as execution of a lift or a throw. For me, his intensity in the weight room is as legendary as his physical talents or his accomplishments.  Perhaps because he was so physically gifted, his incredible mental/psychological ability went unnoticed. Because of the importance of mind-set/goal-setting/metal focus/positivity in performance, and because of Jud’s incredible prowess in these attributes of an athlete, the focus of this podcast is here. For this episode, I brought on a surprise guest, my wife Jackie.  Jackie was a 13 time All-American, 5 time National Champion and 2004 Olympian for Jud. I don’t think I am putting words in Jud’s mouth to say that Jackie is one of his favorite, best, and most important athletes of his career. Like Jud, she was/is a medal giant, which is one of the major reasons she was so successful. I am glad she was able to contribute. In this discussion we cover the following: <ul><li>The importance of mind-set</li><li>The importance of positivity</li><li>Long term goal-setting (1 year, 4 years and beyond)</li><li>Achieving intense focus for short events like executing a lift or a throw</li><li>Coaching mind-set in athletes</li><li>And much, much more  </li></ul> For more information on Jud, visit:<ul><li><a href="https://goashlandeagles.com/sports/track-and-field/roster/coaches/jud-logan/100" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://goashlandeagles.com/sports/track-and-field/roster/coaches/jud-logan/100</a></li></ul>Jud Logan on Instagram at @Olympic4x_____For more information about Dr. Richard Ulm, visit:On the web: <a href="http://www.Athlete-Enhancement.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.Athlete-Enhancement.com</a>On YouTube: @AthleteEnhancementOn Instagram: @AthleteEnhacement

Conversation with: Jud Logan (4x Olympian)

IN THIS EPISODE: -Shawn continues the Strength and Leadership series by sitting down for a chat with Jud Logan. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- People can find leadership qualities through their love of fitness that can be applied to everyday life. Morning Lifter is an organization devoted to providing people with an avenue for discovering new philosophies that can be used in both the gym and the office. For more information visit morninglifter.com Twitter/Facebook/Instagram: @morninglifter--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/morninglifter/support

IN THIS EPISODE: -Shawn continues the Strength and Leadership series by sitting down for a chat with Jud Logan. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- People can find leadership qualities through their love of fitness that can be applied to everyday life. Morning Lifter is an organization devoted to providing people with an avenue for discovering new philosophies that can be used in both the gym and the office. For more information visit <a href="http://morninglifter.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">morninglifter.com</a> Twitter/Facebook/Instagram: @morninglifter--- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/morninglifter/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/morninglifter/support</a>

S&L #10: Jud Logan

A man who needs no introduction. This conversation with Jud is short and sweet (for us). The 4x Olympian, Director of Track and Field at Ashland University and all time great shares a few stories and insights from his illustrious career, including health update. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A man who needs no introduction. This conversation with Jud is short and sweet (for us). The 4x Olympian, Director of Track and Field at Ashland University and all time great shares a few stories and insights from his illustrious career, including health update. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

#1 Titans of Throws: Legends - A Conversation with Jud Logan

Jud Logan is the head track and field coach for the University of Ashland and a four time Olympian in the hammer throw. The post #141 – Jud Logan appeared first on Blind Dog Gym.

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#141 – Jud Logan

This week on Uncharted Performance we’re lucky to bring you another wonderful guest, Jud Logan. Jud is the head track and field coach at Ashland University, former 4-time Olympian, master’s athlete, and a treasure trove of stories and wisdom based on his varied athletic experience. He walks us through his early sports career, the “light giver”, how he found his calling and going to the Olympic Games four times to represent the United States. We also get a taste of his current coaching style, what methods and metrics he chooses and follows, and that certain something that he looks for in his athletes to succeed.