JFIFC    $ &%# #"(-90(*6+"#2D26;=@@@&0FKE>J9?@=C  =)#)==================================================^K" }!1AQa"q2#BR$3br %&'()*456789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz w!1AQaq"2B #3Rbr $4%&'()*56789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz ?奍&*5nE; H {b"E%ӟj6V9gO N+h-on6sQk.^ Df8:8{m=dQ!8a)vg2"L"9gQpern 6F|ӥ2hq"cYF;Mav5t1pq@%2-Y."$H* ?е}9fiVw]aViKIސ dꋾiGOǹMgH|;3CYf`7b1Zu[hU^y lI#F#TP96m[UE%f@s=VԮ_+FFr.Ee %vK{wb `Q` s'5f" FF3H\2M:վ\FT6zszʁΑL7TFWd{_-3Uȗcu#: W [sPX3݉Ǡ_`̈́B?ȫͬz-s:u'?@S ){um~ hO0?ltB]>yyՑHoׂLA3LPF$))sUR]/Pqz[y43g4lެ :B0UXۛˑ :#@_qAV"PTjQHǑ ӯjzPM%?c~o$lȮwn֞fxI .LJFuhãߛ!ƨ`Q j~Lo{AΩi&&;[sh5cisrT^-sf!9֮;I+>J9.IFѸXG0{zSh [$]nlut ]\I $B853 @ZIrS*n|#]$I!;f;?BT.Sw.b+2`[*nt8Mm"<;98_@5-UC(}ab3&[űƋ VR/5fm[Y(?'xVZB% Uq;5ݷ%ZK$dm4.Aؓ@ΩR._|<{SFf$b޵rGr3*(tf2͜nWw;źimB3wroj jTK`fo|O!]wFW]:vG QxE T?Ȭ8V ԀԼz Յehf\zsKNM U Y5I8ȦvJK/iVrI9׍z9u{0 ltd׬6A?,cr'ߚ5_]]Z/_?X3(2G.[j LbmKif2s!?ó }pc"m=: [mzkz ѻQPg:[ <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, did most of the strength training with the Jazz players in the 1990's and