Why are we only prescribing duration for conditioning and not for exercises? After all, sport is timed by duration.
Ever find that stress on one adaptation will have too many drawbacks on all the other adaptations you want your athletes to maintain?
How do we train power athletes to continuously display high outputs, while also being able to fall back on their aerobic system for recovery?
To reach peak performance, you must build a solid foundation dedicating time to GPP. Here’s how to widen the base with GPP, when to use it, and how to implement it. Download the GPP Giant Circuit to get started.
My idea of developing core strength is by both locally and globally training all the musculature that is attached to the hips, specifically by focusing on programming planks.
During my time working under the University of Minnesota’s Cal Dietz, I saw the impact of the myelination phase in athletic performance. I also found it’s most effectively programmed with Overcoming Isometric variations of the big lifts.
In an effort to accomplish the goals of both athlete preparedness and strength, power, and speed development, the Belt Squat Overcoming Isometric can be utilized effectively and specifically to an athlete’s sport.