@TheJCAbbott@3DownNation I just hope he validated this claim after speaking with his sports science staff.
Overtraining would have been seen with basic force plate monitoring throughout the season.
Episode 134 of The Strength Game podcast with Tanner Care (@TannerCare) is live today!
-
In this weeks episode I’m joined by Director of Performance for the @BCLions and the @vancitybandits, strength athlete and former college football player, Tanner Care!
Excited to announce I am joining the BC Lions as Director of Player Performance.
Proud to be able to represent two of Vancouver’s professional teams, alongside my role with the Vancouver Bandits.
Using Speed & Power Data to Bucket and Train Faster Athletes
"Velocity decrement percentage is a valuable tool because it allows practitioners to be intentional w/ their speed/loading prescriptions to yield specific returns."
📈 New from @TannerCare ⤵️
https://t.co/tfDRZccXmq
Bucketing a cohort of 20+ athletes in a room can seem like a daunting task; however, utilizing a session structure with general movements with varying constraints can be fairly seamless. https://t.co/aAYUMf2okZ via @SimpliFaster
"Velocity decrement percentage is a valuable tool because it allows practitioners to be intentional with their speed/loading prescriptions to yield specific returns."
📈 @TannerCare on turning performance data into actionable information in training ⤵️
https://t.co/hFXOhvlCwV
"Once I could produce normative data on my sprinters, jumpers & throwers, patterns began to occur, opportunities to bucket athletes became more apparent & a graduation system emerged."
📈 @TannerCare w/ inspiration from @alex_natera & @XLATHLETE ⤵️
https://t.co/hFXOhvlCwV
A framework for better understanding & utilizing speed data for periodization & athlete bucketing ⤵️
➕ 10-/20-yard sprint split times via @XLATHLETE
➕Run-specific isometric testing via @alex_natera
➕@HawkinDynamics quadrant reporting
📈 @TannerCare
https://t.co/hFXOhvlCwV
Thank you @SimpliFaster for providing me to share!
The main objective of this article is to provide practitioners with a framework for better interpreting speed data and to share how I’ve utilized speed as a guiding principle for periodization and athlete bucketing
A framework for better understanding & utilizing speed data for periodization & athlete bucketing ⤵️
➕ 10-/20-yard sprint split times via @XLATHLETE
➕Run-specific isometric testing via @alex_natera
➕@HawkinDynamics quadrant reporting
📈 @TannerCare
https://t.co/hFXOhvlCwV
Comparing & Contrasting Working With Pro & College Athletes on Daily Basis
Athlete & Workload Monitoring Without Tech
Integrating Skills, Drills, & Practices
In-Season Training Structures
Bucketing For Track & Field
https://t.co/aub4QNZ3Fi