@Arianna_Luther I think that last part is important. Some of the best players on the teams I’ve worked with don’t necessarily jump the highest. But they move smoothly. Rhythm and timing
ARMY RUGBY
“Men Wanted (for hire): For hazardous journey. Small wages, bitter cold, long months of complete darkness, constant danger, safe return doubtful. Honour and recognition in case of success.””
-Shackleton
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Army Rugby
-Last Push Before Game Time-
⁃Four weeks out:
⁃⬆️ intensity ⬇️ volume
⁃Movement selection:
⁃ Constraint based, 3-45min lifts, 60+, 1️⃣ coach
⁃For specific lifts, athletes have different constraints:
⁃Oly, squat, and accessory variation will differ.
Army Hockey:
🥅Last Push of the season
🏒 Still emphasizing ROM:
🏒same lifts, but different goals
🏒Jumps w/⬆️ GTC-> ⬇️ GTC
🏒🐇 with barbell->dumbbell 🐇
🏒PC->HPC, FSQT (ABS)-> AVG V (.7^), pulls from ground -> block
🥅Notes:
🏒 avg 2-3/10 days. Maximize time (20-35mins)
Force-Velocity Profiling Simplified:
High 1RM + Low Vert Jump = needs more velocity (jumps, sprints, plyos)
Low 1RM + High Vert Jump = needs
more force (strength)
Just program accordingly
Army Mens Rugby
⁃📍 Anderson Weight-room
Report:
🏉 SITUATION:
➡️ Off-season 🧱 (4 Weeks)
🏉 MISSION:
➡️ Operation Man Body
🏉 EXECUTION:
➡️ Train with intent
🏉 SERVICE SUPPORT:
➡️ DFAC and PT Belt
🏉 COMMAND AND SIGNAL:
➡️ Two, Action