A Training Split that works for ALL Athletes…👇🏻
Day 1: Upper Body Strength/Sprint
Day 2: Lower Body Strength/Jump
Day 3: Upper Body Strength/Sprint
Day 4: Lower Body Strength/Jump
Efficient, Flexible, Easy to Program, Effective.
This is exactly what we use year round🙌🏻
“If you can throw for 500 yards on somebody, you’re probably going to win the game. But if you can run for 500, you’re guaranteed to win the game and it takes their soul.”
- Rich Rodriguez
Just a friendly warning. We don’t even make $200k per year in Congress despite working nearly 140 days. If we aren’t properly compensated, a lot of us will go to the private sector and you will be left with some real idiots in Congress.
Just a friendly warning. We don’t even make $200k per year in Congress despite working nearly 140 days. If we aren’t properly compensated, a lot of us will go to the private sector and you will be left with some real idiots in Congress.
Hey athletes…
Want to have the BIGGEST summer transformation ever?
Save this list & do these things. You’ll be a different person by September!
GO:
1. Max-sprints 2-3x per week
2. Max-jumps 2-3x per week
3. Lift heavy weights
4. Lift light weights fast
5. Lift heavy weights fast
6. Throw med balls diversely
7. React to real athletes at full speed
8. Eat properly
You will see a pattern between schools who consistently have fast kids…
That pattern is that they get the Weightroom right.
They make them brutally strong relative to their Bodyweight on key movements. They lift heavy, track every set, and sequence it with Dynamic work.
Developing Powerful Athletes… ⬇️
1. Lift Heavy. 3-6 Rep Sets. Basics work best: Squat, Bench, Deadlift.
2. Sprint Max Effort 2-3x Week.
3. Jump Max Effort 2-3x Week.
4. Long Rest Breaks.
5. Track Training, Chase PRs.
These five things are necessary for maximizing Training!
In-season Strength Training Guide for Improved Performance without Soreness
Feel free to Bookmark this👇🏻
1. Low Training Volumes 1-2 working sets per exercise.
2. Limit sessions to 3-5 exercises.
3. Limit length of session to 60 minutes maximum
4. Loads over 80%, reps between 1-5.
5. Ample rest
6. Training should be done 2-4x a week. As frequency goes up, workload pulls back per session.
7. Movement selection stays the same as off-season, novelty creates soreness. Push, Pull, Squat, Hinge.
8. Continue progressing training, you will still improve slowly. The key is not going backwards.
9. Continue Sprinting and Jumping Maximally in-season.
10. Use training to address ranges that may be banged up from games.
Takeaway: NEVER STOP TRAINING.