Back to the Basics, Back to Functional Training

Back to the Basics, Back to Functional Training

Brent Pekarski
Tagged: Program Design
Let me introduce you to the Core 4: push, pull, press, and carry.
24-Hour Shift Programming for Those Who Protect and Serve

24-Hour Shift Programming for Those Who Protect and Serve

Ashley Jones
Tagged: Program Design
This training design has taken into account 24-hour shifts over a four-week schedule. As you can see, each week has varying work demands, so the training program must reflect this.
Programming for Speed and Power

Programming for Speed and Power

Ashley Jones
Tagged: Program Design
This 12-week program can be utilized by any individual wishing to prioritize the physical elements of speed and power.
Circuit Training for Metabolic Gains

Circuit Training for Metabolic Gains

Ashley Jones
Tagged: Program Design
The idea may seem simple and basic in theory, but these circuits are brutally effective at elevating heart rate for extended periods of time.
What Do I Have to Work With?

What Do I Have to Work With?

Todd Hamer
Tagged: Program Design
This is the first question you should ask yourself when training a team. To get this point across, I've attached my entire fall football training program.
Contest Prep Aftermath: Reverse Diet and Training Gone Right

Contest Prep Aftermath: Reverse Diet and Training Gone Right

Alycia Israel
Tagged: Program Design
For reverse dieting and training there are several components that play the biggest role in an athlete’s success.
Training for Police Officers: The Necessities Every Cop Needs in their Program

Training for Police Officers: The Necessities Every Cop Needs in their Program

Chris Tutela
Tagged: Program Design
For most people who step into a gym, your training isn't a matter of life and death. For police officers, it is.
WATCH: Simple and Effective Training for the Recreational Athlete

WATCH: Simple and Effective Training for the Recreational Athlete

Joe Schillero
Tagged: Program Design
This presentation is directed towards the recreational athlete with the goal being to provide simple and effective tools to improve performance, reduce injury, and improve general levels of fitness.
Manipulating Acute Variables in Training— A Guide to Building Lean Muscle Mass Using Variation

Manipulating Acute Variables in Training— A Guide to Building Lean Muscle Mass Using Variation

Don Hays
Tagged: Program Design
If you're training under a Conjugate System, variation is your key to success. Let's talk about the two acute variables that you should use to your advantage: exercise variation and equipment selection.
Deadlift Training for the Strongman

Deadlift Training for the Strongman

EliteFTS
Tagged: Program Design
For strongmen, the deadlift is many times just a a tool, not a factor itself. Your routine should reflect this.
3 Programming Considerations for In-Season Football Training: Scheduling, Volume, and Intensity

3 Programming Considerations for In-Season Football Training: Scheduling, Volume, and Intensity

Mark Watts
Tagged: Program Design
When should the athletes lift? Where is the total training volume based from? How is intensity individualized within a team setting?
In-Season Training for Football — Don't Lose Off-Season Gains

In-Season Training for Football — Don't Lose Off-Season Gains

Chris Tutela
Tagged: Program Design
Your off-season was a huge success. Your athletes gained strength, size, and speed. Here's the challenge: maintain.