JFIFC    $ &%# #"(-90(*6+"#2D26;=@@@&0FKE>J9?@=C  =)#)==================================================fK" }!1AQa"q2#BR$3br %&'()*456789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz w!1AQaq"2B #3Rbr $4%&'()*56789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz ?u M82ZWc u J xR:[ kM^\uaP>!-ii:'His.nR/7C+Ld-9`ȡA UgEPh~cmHэƭ0kE ڌl}p&rW2Aq*!,dN'EYM }~9&l1|Fq9?2zL!G[(Tag}Gwp2Hmy) r]Mʻӂq^Bb[q.ey,y&*6-Șn\ރ-`U\/ɒ|Ø՛oO ^ykͤj mcz+o籜6LIؤcֶ8?%)ZU7GQ׍ɣNRzW5Ovi>cSɒk=t#"w6ᓏjܨ"dkҵxDI)#Ҷ[hJ"(8-Y8Emn/"GX =+úͺq+RɼF*IJ[s?z :?SM%!h’sKcڔ=ڔrtqI`&`` 9C/-L-@zעU=_Gw uWPõ$|kcVy|%7R4 X+oZy5Ub89I57y#A4:qTYcU.#41)Ϟ*F-pvס#ww\x6U;VƋyyYWR^GCƱ<OZxݴ 灥rKƪ:38湭n=ARIDm"{Qm.ČfSv:潴9{mB9'6hJIC?uZVіbAC**%>gqks/3w1jV)maI$I{FOR:Zzfۇc_j-'}1 \BjM͡yms?De%'u:ƀ cIry |A$S%oVcprkJ^Y'fD]1PG+KH}Be6U¶M~i=D8r+IcBExܨxtoA\I9Noe|?W9ˁ?LQFIKqjDD0 )(a*(xѫD'ӧEUf AW=kimC{WU&1*p ߉&RIʧPJ[U .Y~s]W%gaH|.#_nQEEwW:*jդ7Kh+j CrFq\fߒd_jL29Or'e϶j(z5, sùNG ~E2CJAf*Yr10+RҊ+9l4jBH85Eξ"[&au/=OO]E\athletes.&nbsp; We shall always be grateful.&nbsp; Go Jazz!</P> <P align=center><STRONG>HISTORY OF BFS AS THE JAZZ <BR></STRONG><STRONG>STRENGTH COACHES</STRONG></P> <P align=left>Dr. Greg Shepard started with the Jazz in 1981.&nbsp; He was watching a sports show and head basketball coach, Tom Nissalke, was complaining about how few rebounds his big people were getting for the Jazz.&nbsp; He threw a pillow at the TV and yelled, "You dummy.&nbsp; Why don't you have your big guys lift so they can jump higher, get bigger and fill up the paint with some aggressive muscle."&nbsp; Then, he thought maybe he was the dummy and that he should tell him in person.&nbsp; So he did.&nbsp; He was immediately hired and has been with the Jazz up through the 1997 season.&nbsp; At that time in 1981, he was the only strength coach in the NBA.&nbsp; His BFS partner, Bob Rowbotham, was used as a source for flexibility training and his other BFS partner, Greg Shepard,