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• The difference between what an athlete or coach wants to hear and what that individual needs to hear when it comes to performance enhancement training.
• Why a counterintuitive approach to off-season programming is the key to success.
• The introduction of the “Black Hole of Athleticism,” the area in which the majority of athletes and go astray in programming.
• A discussion of the wide range of factors that can limit athletic performance, how they interact with each other, and how to enhance them so that YOU can reach all-new levels of performance!
• How effective off-season programming can dramatically reduce the risk of injury.
• The differences among overload, over-reaching, and overtraining – and how to evaluate an athlete if you suspect true overtraining.
• Sample yearly planning models for a wide variety of sports – and a tutorial on how to divide your own off-season into the early off-season, general off-season, and late off-season for optimal results.
• How to construct an ideal early off-season template to set the stage for an insanely productive off-season.
• The best performance tests to not only evaluate an athlete’s physical state, but also gather information upon which to base programming for YOU.
• A discussion of the Static-Spring Continuum and how to determine where an athlete exists on this continuum (this alone is worth the price of the manual and a whole lot more).
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• Recommendations on how static-proficient and spring-proficient athletes should train differently than each other
• How to integrate active recovery into an off-season training template so that you feel motivated to train.
• How I added four inches to my vertical jump in a matter of months – accidentally!
• Why the general off-season is the “meat and potatoes” of the training year, and how to make the most of it.
• How to individualize the start-up point for the late off-season.
• How to use the late off-season to prepare for preseason without sacrificing the incredible gains YOU make in the general off-season
• What diminished rest interval training is, and what it means to YOU.
• How to consolidate your most taxing training within the training week to allow for optimal performance with sufficient rest.
• The difference between open-loop and closed-loop training – and when to use each during the training year.
• How to effectively integrate Strongman training into your training year.
• 30 Weeks of Sample Programming – including Mobility, Strength, Reactive, and Movement Training!
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