Glazier line ups getting tired

I stopped going a few years back for that reason, plus it seemed like the same topics over and over

To defend Glazier a little, I put my own strength clinics together. Its hard to get speakers sometimes. Plus once you advance in knowledge, it gets harder and harder to find something that really helps you out. There really is very little difference in what people do. As far as strength training goes now, Ive been around long enough and trained enough people to know what works and what doesn't. Im more interested in testing, motivation, and buy in than sets/reps/exercises.

But for a younger guy who is still trying to develop his philosophy, those more basic talks on how and why are more beneficial. I usually check out during those sessions and catch up with old friends. I remember last year at Glazier I went to a session by a successful FCS coach that talked about unbalanced spread. I fooled around with that a little the year before so I thought it might be good. Turns out everything he said was something I already did on my own. Its not because Im super smart. It just comes from more time experimenting. For a younger coach that stuff might have been ground breaking.

Pretty sure championship systems has a deal with glazier so they speak about every weekend around the country.

Those guys never get old. They know what they're doing.

Just looked at the lineup in my area ill be skipping it this year as well

No idea how it works but...

Seems like there is a group of professional clinic guys who are always speaking. They are the names on the clinic circuit. So I don't know if other guys are afraid to try and break into their ranks or if it's a good ol boys type thing.
It's kind of like a kid specializing in one sport and being around the same coaches all the time, after awhile you drown their voices out. Need to hear some fresh voices and different takes on things. At least that's the way I am starting to feel about some clinics.