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Secret Strength Experiments is a collection of 22 experiments Dane has conducted across his extensive coaching career in strength training. Each experiment goes in depth on what strength attributes are being tested, how the experiment was performed, and what the practical application of the experiment is.
Skill position football players need to be explosive. On the field performance is highly dependent on how fast athletic tasks can be performed. Getting going and demonstrating reactive strength in both unilateral and bilateral movement patterns is unavoidable on the field. Plyometrics are a robust part of any training program worth its merit in athletic performance...
Garage Strength is a professional strength training facility based in Berks County, Pennsylvania, helping athletes dominate in Football, Wrestling, Olympic Weightlifting, and more. Beyond strength training for athletes, coach Dane Miller works with strength and conditioning coaches on periodization training and lifting technique. As an expert strength coach (developing D1 football recruits, Olympic athletes, and state champions), Dane designs football workout programs and strength and conditioning programs for speed training and power development.
For training info at Garage Strength call/text (484)575-1502 or visit 8832 Allentown Pike, Fleetwood, PA 19533. Follow Garage Strength on YouTube for training tips and insights into the world of strength training for athletes.
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This program is designed to help develop a base of strength and endurance out of competition. The focus is on building solid muscle and aerobic endurance with improvements in joint integrity and overall balance of the bodies movement patterns. This is a 6 week training cycle that will have you performing exercises in several different tempos. Every 2 weeks will be a different tempo aiding isometric strength, hypertrophy, and dynamic strength. Utilizing eccentrics, isometrics, and concentric tempos that will optimize performance leading into a fight camp.
Pull-ups help build upper body strength by developing the muscles in your upper back. These are essential for those pulling motions in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu when you control your opponent, as well as for the clinch in Muay Thai and mixed martial arts.
You cannot talk about strength and conditioning for martial arts without mentioning the humble push-up. This is useful for the striking arts, as the pushing motions help build strength so you can put more power behind your punches.
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This is a free-of-charge publication from Westside Barbell to assist coaches and trainers in creating faster, stronger and less injury prone athletes, by training the correct way and utilizing the time spent in the weight room in the safest, most efficient and most effective ways.
Five major rugby teams from Europe and Australia have made the long flight to visit Westside and have since achieved phenomenal results. Countless sport programs, along with Pro Boxers, MMA fighters and wrestlers/grapplers have used the Westside system to produce speed, explosive strength and reduce injuries.
The Westside Barbell method of training will allow the coaching staff to record athletic speed and strength levels every week, in-season and out of season. It will also give the coaching staff valuable real-time feedback on which anatomical weaknesses require development and/or types of strength that needs to be focused on while training individual athletes.
This is the greatest method of strength training for improving both intermuscular and intramuscular coordination, as your body only adapts to the load placed on it. Begin to use this method after a warm-up to single attempts until setting a new personal record.
Choose exercises that the vast majority of your athletes are weak at, not able to use heavier weights and set goals to improve upon each exercise throughout the year. Convey to your athletes that there is more benefit in strengthening their weak areas than improving their strong areas.
For more explosive strength, one can do ballistic bench pressing. This method consists of lowering the barbell as fast as possible and catching and reversing the bar just before it touches the chest. Do not allow the bar to touch the chest. Press the bar to lockout as powerfully as possible.
Dynamic Effort lifts involve moving a submaximal weight with maximal speed. This method is not used for maximal strength because it is impossible to obtain Fmm (Maximal Force) with fast movements while using intermediate resistance. Its purpose is to improve a faster rate of force development and explosive strength.
For speed-strength, add 25% band tension at the top for accommodating resistance; this helps to eliminate bar deceleration. After a three-week wave, add band tension or loading weight by adding chain to the bar.
After the Dynamic Method or Maximal Effort Method workout, an athlete must follow up with three or four small exercises. Size, strength endurance and restoration can all be achieved through implementing the repetition method. It is a simple, yet highly effective way to raise work capacity and volume to increase a lift total.
This system of training increases intensity while decreasing the volume of work. The first phase of this system stimulates muscle hypertrophy and is followed by the power phase where strength is increased by lifting intermediate weights while using maximum acceleration.
Unfortunately, 14 to 21 days into this phase, the muscle mass gained during the first phase begins to atrophy. Following the power phase is the maximal strength phase; whereby the weights being lifted become increasingly heavier as a contest nears. Therefore, abandoning the power phase for 14 to 21 days can stunt or lessen strength development.
Meet day is when special strength qualities are really needed; however due to this faulty training system an individual has less muscle, less bar speed and a lack of training volume necessary to produce a new personal best lift.
The forces that produce movement are external, internal and reactive strengths. This was established by Bernstein (Verkhoshansky, 1986). When lowering onto a box, a greater amount of kinetic energy is expressed because mass as well as speed contribute to kinetic energy.
Power Walking with the sled is the Tai Chi of speed and strength training. To build a fast and strong sprinter or jumper, we must first have an athlete use long strides with the feet close to the ground and using the heels to pull the body and sled forward.
Good mornings (using a light weight on the sled) with a neck harness walking backwards slowly. Bend over and methodically stand erect, then walk backwards with tension at all times. This will stimulate the entire back region and strength the neck simultaneously.
These simple yet highly effective exercises along with Max Effort and Dynamic Effort movements are universal speed and strength developers and can be easily adjusted for athletes of all strength and fitness levels.
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