Raising the Bar Strength & Conditioning

Raising the Bar Strength & Conditioning Personalized strength and fitness coaching as well as nutritional guidance enabling you to find your inner athlete. A good coach can change a game.

A great coach can change a life. Vicky Taylor-Hood of Raising the Bar Strength & Conditioning provides personalized strength coaching for people looking to improve basic fitness as well as athletes (both recreational and competitive) seeking to improve sport-specific performance in powerlifting. If your vocation is running or triathlon, she can also give you a hand with integrating a strength com

ponent into your training so as to improve performance and avoid injury! She can work with individuals of all ages if they are committed to exploring change and the limits of what they thought possible, and has a special interest in masters athletes of all levels of skill. Services offered include:
- one-on-one training
- online coaching (nutritional and fitness)
- coaching in very small groups (up to 3 people)
- personalized nutrition coaching

All groups are kept small to optimize attention given to individuals and to maximize results by allowing for very specific and personalized feedback. increased ability to tailor the programming to clients' needs and preferences, and reduced risk of injury. Please message, email, phone or text for an appointment so that we can discuss what you need and how to achieve it.

Things end. Maybe that’s an abrupt way of putting it. It’s certainly succinct and uncomfortably true. All things end, or...
03/24/2020

Things end. Maybe that’s an abrupt way of putting it. It’s certainly succinct and uncomfortably true. All things end, or as Gautama the Buddha, phrased it, “All compound things are subject to decay.” Time passes. Things end. Tempests are not eternal. There’s an immutable corollary to this, however. Things begin. Time is precious. Time passes and things change. Things grow. Things transform. [ 434 more words ]

Things end. Maybe that’s an abrupt way of putting it. It’s certainly succinct and uncomfortably true. All things end, or as Gautama the Buddha, phrased it, “All compound things are subject to decay…

"Oh hey there. Thought you were going on vacation after Nationals?” “No, I’ve decided to hang around for a while. Keep y...
03/16/2020

"Oh hey there. Thought you were going on vacation after Nationals?” “No, I’ve decided to hang around for a while. Keep you company. Make life more interesting for you. And the whole world, really.” “Okay. Come visit. You can kick around for a bit. But we need a few ground rules. You can come train with me, but you don’t speak while I approach the bar. [ 1,526 more word ]

“Oh hey there. Thought you were going on vacation after Nationals?” “No, I’ve decided to hang around for a while. Keep you company. Make life more interesting for you. And the whole world, re…

Oh, mirror in the sky, what is love? Can the child within my heart rise above? Can I sail through the changin' ocean tid...
12/11/2019

Oh, mirror in the sky, what is love? Can the child within my heart rise above? Can I sail through the changin' ocean tides? Can I handle the seasons of my life? Mmm… I don’t know Well, I've been afraid of changin' 'Cause I built my life around you But time makes you bolder Children get older I'm getting older, too… [ 739 more words ]

Oh, mirror in the sky, what is love? Can the child within my heart rise above? Can I sail through the changin’ ocean tides? Can I handle the seasons of my life? Mmm… I don’t know Well, I& #821…

This was written around this time last year, about a couple of my "mountains". It was written mid-climb, when I was tryi...
03/25/2019

This was written around this time last year, about a couple of my "mountains". It was written mid-climb, when I was trying to decide whether to keep going or to abandon the adventure. They were obstacles that had me seriously questioning both my self-worth as an athlete and whether I was going to continue lifting or not. I have since climbed a bit higher and learned a few things in the process. [ 2,053 more words ]

This was written around this time last year, about a couple of my “mountains”. It was written mid-climb, when I was trying to decide whether to keep going or to abandon the adventure. T…

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