Our article "Velocity-Based Training With Weightlifting Derivatives: Barbell and System Velocity Comparisons" is the lead article of the February @JSCRonline issue! You can check it out here: https://t.co/z4nHlV3ob2 @KissickCameron@jbryanmann@PaulComfort1975
ICYMI! Here is accepted version of our latest paper on the reliability, bias, and differences between VBT devices during the hang clean pull led by @KissickCameron https://t.co/Bp7ptO3lNS @PaulComfort1975
Propulsion phase characteristics of loaded jumps in resistance-trained women: https://t.co/m5kkic5Yum
This is a paper we published last year, but it certainly provides some insight into different jump variations in an understudied population!
Shout out to @KissickCameron for his first lead author paper: "The Reliability, Bias, Differences, and Agreement Between Velocity Measurement Devices During the Hang Clean Pull" now ahead of print in @JSCRonline! https://t.co/SWnSxxyX1n @PaulComfort1975
👀Full accepted version of our recent article on barbell and system velocity comparisons across a spectrum of loads with weightlifting derivatives: https://t.co/MHdFvgQ9Uy
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VBT with 🏋️♂️ derivatives! Really enjoyed putting this one together with @KissickCameron Baylee Techmanski, @jbryanmann and @PaulComfort1975! You can check out the article here: https://t.co/u66EusKUlP
🔥 off the press in the July @NSCA@JSCRonline issue: Can the Velocity of a 1RM Hang Power Clean Be Used to Estimate a 1RM Hang High Pull? You can check out our article here: https://t.co/H6yuiAa3sq @KissickCameron@PaulComfort1975
Estimating 1RM of weightlifting pulling derivative using barbell velocity: Jimmy Utt
🔑Using 1RM HPC terminal velocity, the estimated 1RM HHP was 98.0 +/-19.3% of HPC
🔑Similar loading may be used between exercises
🔑Larger % variation indicates unique individual differences
BB vs system mean and peak velocities during jump shrug and hang high pull: Baylee Techmanski
🔑Large-very large differences existed between barbell and system velocities across all loads for both exercises
🔑S&C coaches should focus on which velocity is important for transfer
Excited to get this one across the line! Equally excited that this is the first publication for two @CarrolluSppc alumni! Congrats to Baylee and @KissickCameron! Thanks also to my friend and colleague @PaulComfort1975! Much more to come on this project! @carrollu