Strength, Velocity, Power — How You Can Build Each to Produce Ballistic Movement
Strength, Velocity, Power — How You Can Build Each to Produce Ballistic ...
Essentially, force (strength), velocity and speed-strength (power) are the three main characteristics that are present in ballistic movements, and you can train all of them in the weight room.
elitefts™ Pause Bench Press
elitefts™ Pause Bench Press
Mitigate the Stretch Reflex and increase your chest’s time under tension with the “pause” technique while benching.
Benefits of Lifting Chains
Benefits of Lifting Chains
Accommodating resistance, which is accomplished by training with bands and chains, has the ability to take your training to the next level.
Antagonistically Facilitated Shock Training
Antagonistically Facilitated Shock Training
Antagonistically facilitated shock (AFS) training describes a novel manner in which to perform shock training or, as it’s more commonly known, plyometrics.
Plyometrics—Physiological Mechanisms and Their Validity as a Speed Development Technique
Plyometrics—Physiological Mechanisms and Their Validity as a Speed Devel...
The aim of plyometrics is to increase the explosiveness of the muscle allowing an athlete to run faster, jump further, and generate force at a greater rate.

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