JFIFC    $ &%# #"(-90(*6+"#2D26;=@@@&0FKE>J9?@=C  =)#)==================================================" }!1AQa"q2#BR$3br %&'()*456789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz w!1AQaq"2B #3Rbr $4%&'()*56789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz ?:%*S[uŠؔr/Z)c kFDBb*J#~u( Ǯ)cҀ*EҘ<1RT*~zLtLNtVrSO WXݪ xwOgB=?7j? dҜQjPJarl(ң @l+a1E{)ݽ vsD7a\6j/ƳACi'q0ӥ]$|Ȉ18 }*l( 0'QœOҚN=)cd@^kq{sK=)c0ϰDxiqŻ1v]OX.'ҭP2®c^UxUR@H:@k4m^[Ӗۀ~WC+XjWкҗJP7a=N+da(ٙGMh|+ ۗbh$\4W?qp'1cZZVS+k+b ub+{Z˝2(W͈61Q~C(ijr$<8<Zk }(}R9#d{rzS$&PvyҮ}2'.sEZi8éqyw8j sCFqT ?Gi_ӿ-3ősN]" D>in&qՏ~mR.n>G"iԂ[dNQ ݧ}XױW@lig"{ 0LhcO1u(pY'# B9\w76+g 66ќE#4Q}j8(K(ăT5HQOZ]-UWg펹ȉVW ݹT>$%{Yi:ѯOv>U;ǎȻ[jSmU2n Hz|N#).FWh93#?FgkuURf1o8\#e j RFp< zzH2P=f59r>SgJO <P>The Green Bay Packer Hall of Fame was one of the best things that I have ever experienced in football.</P> <P>As far as strength and conditioning, Virgil Knight was the first official Green Bay strength and conditioning coach (from1984-1991).&nbsp; However, the existing area for strength and conditioning was built in 1977 where the lifting program was supervised by the trainer. </P> <P><STRONG>GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHES 1919-1997:</STRONG></P> <P><STRONG>EARL "CURLY" LAMBEAU 1919-1949, 212-109-24&nbsp;&nbsp; .615<BR>GENE RONZANI 1950-1953, 14-33-1&nbsp;&nbsp; .292<BR>LISLE BLACKBOURN 1954-1957, 17-31-0&nbsp;&nbsp; .354<BR>RAY "SCOOTER" McLEAN 1958, 1-10-1&nbsp;&nbsp; .083<BR>VINCE LOMBARDI 1959-1967, 141-39-4&nbsp;&nbsp; .766<BR>PHIL BENGTSON 1968-1970, 20-21-1&nbsp;&nbsp; .476<BR>DAN DEVINE 1971-1974, 25-27-4&nbsp;&nbsp; .481<BR>BART STARR 1975-1983, 53-77-3&nbsp;&nbsp; .410<BR>FORREST GREGG 1984-1987, 25-37-1&nbsp;&nbsp; .405<BR>LINDY INFANTE 1988-1991, 24-40-0&nbsp;&nbsp; .375<BR>MIKE HOLMGREN 1992-</STRONG></P>an record holder who peaked with best lifts of 281 in the snatch and 358 in the clean and jerk at 148 pounds bodyweight.  Cantore and the other lifters who were now training at the Sports Palace were really good, says Schmitz.  I watched them, helped them at contests, and as the Sports Palace lifting team evolved I found myself taking on a greater role in their training. I really liked what I was doing, and began to realize that coaching was my calling so I just stayed with it. <br>The word spread quickly that Schmitz was an intelligent coach who could m