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Nathan Holiday Breaks Down Energy Systems for Smarter Coaching

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Why do some athletes thrive while others struggle with the same workout? It all comes down to energy systems.
In this episode of “Strength Coach Collective,” Nathan Holiday, founder of Level Method, breaks down a simple yet powerful framework for understanding and using energy systems in coaching.
He introduces the VPE model (ventilation, plumbing and electricity) and describes how it helps coaches assess, scale and progress workouts to overcome barriers to performance.
He also explains how to identify what is holding an athlete back, whether it's strength, stamina or aerobic capacity, and then adjust training accordingly.
Nathan clarifies that scaling doesn’t just mean modifying movements—the key is to preserve workout intent while ensuring athletes are challenged at an appropriate intensity.
Listen to learn how you can use energy systems to improve your coaching and build more effective programs for your clients.
For more information, check out Level Method using the link below or email Nathan at [email protected].
Links
Level Method
Strength Coach Collective
01:04 - Energy systems analogy
12:33 - Modifying workouts
16:27 - Foundation of great coaching
26:01 - Applying these concepts
34:46 - Progression of energy systems

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Why do some athletes thrive while others struggle with the same workout? It all comes down to energy systems.
In this episode of “Strength Coach Collective,” Nathan Holiday, founder of Level Method, breaks down a simple yet powerful framework for understanding and using energy systems in coaching.
He introduces the VPE model (ventilation, plumbing and electricity) and describes how it helps coaches assess, scale and progress workouts to overcome barriers to performance.
He also explains how to identify what is holding an athlete back, whether it's strength, stamina or aerobic capacity, and then adjust training accordingly.
Nathan clarifies that scaling doesn’t just mean modifying movements—the key is to preserve workout intent while ensuring athletes are challenged at an appropriate intensity.
Listen to learn how you can use energy systems to improve your coaching and build more effective programs for your clients.
For more information, check out Level Method using the link below or email Nathan at [email protected].
Links
Level Method
Strength Coach Collective
01:04 - Energy systems analogy
12:33 - Modifying workouts
16:27 - Foundation of great coaching
26:01 - Applying these concepts
34:46 - Progression of energy systems

  continue reading

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