@wolfstrength These are accessories. I’ve seen some of his content on IG and he utilizes the big 5. Nothing wrong with building strength in multiple planes of motion especially those that an athlete will encounter in sport.
During the competitive season, athletes must maintain peak performance while navigating a demanding schedule of games. I elaborate more about In-season training in my most recent blog post
https://t.co/YneLFZreTA
⚠️Are you an athlete looking to get your first dunk? ⚠️
Here’s how:
1. Strength Training with Heavy Weights
2. Dynamic Power Training
3. Frequency and Consistency
4. Plyometric Training
Athletes looking for a long term development plan, send me a DM to send yours now!
Here's a comprehensive 4-month plan to have the best off-season of your career:
🏃🏾♂️ Month 1: Capacity & Body Composition
🏋🏾 Months 2 & 3: Strength
⚡️ Month 4: Speed & Power
Follow for more off-season training advice.
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This pull-up method is GOLD!
Dr. Stuart McGill shares his secret pull-up method with elite Powerlifter Brian Carroll that creates 100% activation of your back muscles!
If you go D1….you can PLAY
If you go D2….you can PLAY
If you go D3…you can PLAY
If you go NAIA…you can PLAY
If you go JUCO….you can PLAY
If you go USCAA…you can PLAY
If you go NCCAA…you can PLAY
If you go ANY to college to play…you can PLAY
It’s that simple
@SportsCenter One of the worse things about sports is that you have to coach the entire season knowing that you’ll be fired and knowing the exact day that you’ll be fired.
DON'T FAKE IT UNTIL YOU MAKE IT
THAT IS THE ADVICE OF THE SCARED AND COWARDLY!
FACE IT UNTIL YOU WIN.
GET UP. PUSH HARDER. FAIL.
RISE UP AHEAD.
DO IT YET AGAIN.
PERFORM A LITTLE BETTER.
FAIL ONCE MORE.
PRESERVE AGAIN.
REPEAT.
@xjrsimx Focused movements can be extremely beneficial especially for athletes who do not want to put or more mass or want to minimize soreness.
(Sorry for the long response)
@xjrsimx A limited ROM where the muscle isn’t stretched especially with a movement that doesn’t isolate any muscle. If hypertrophy is the goal, removing or minimizing the eccentric phase wouldn’t be the most optimal method to use. However, if your focus is athletic performance concentric
@Kyla_Lacey YALL DIDNT HEAR THIS FROM ME but I’ve heard that some people have started calling PF and saying that they’re dead to get out of their contracts. Do what you will with that information.
@NBAReactz@ClutchPoints For athletes, trap bar tends to be better. Lower injury risk, less emphasis on form, more quad activation and can be easier for taller athletes or athletes with long limbs.
The goal is the achieve the most optimal stimulus, not to stroke the most ego.