FOUNDATION OF EXPLOSIVE POWER ROBB ROGERS M.Ed., C.S.C.S. MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY.

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FOUNDATION OF EXPLOSIVE POWER ROBB ROGERS M.Ed., C.S.C.S. MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY

POWER = FORCE X VELOCITY TIME

VELOCITY IS SPEED WITH DIRECTION

FORCE X VELOCITY TIME STRENGTH DOMINATED

FORCE X VELOCITY TIME SPEED DOMINATED

STRENGTHSPEEDPOWER

FASTSLOW

LIGHTHEAVY

STATIC DYNAMIC BALLISTIC EXPLOSIVE

RESISTEDASSISTED STABLEUNSTABLE SINGLE JOINT MULTIPLE JOINT

KEYS TO POWER TRAINING TECHNIQUE INTENSITY SPEED LOAD

POWER TRAINING IS DYNAMIC BALLISTIC EXPLOSIVE FAST

INTENSITY OR RESISTANCE UP TO 30 – 60% OF THE LOAD UP TO 30 – 60% OF THE LOAD NO LESS THAN (80) 90 – 100% OF THE TIME NO LESS THAN (80) 90 – 100% OF THE TIME NO LESS THAN (80) 90 – 100% OF THE DISTANCE NO LESS THAN (80) 90 – 100% OF THE DISTANCE

MODALITIES/EQUIPMENT SPRINTS (ASSISTED/RESISTED) SPRINTS (ASSISTED/RESISTED) PLYOS PLYOS LIFTS LIFTS MEDIBALLS MEDIBALLS COMBINATIONS OF THE ABOVE COMBINATIONS OF THE ABOVE AGILITIES AGILITIES STARTS STARTS

POWER IS USELESS WITHOUT CONTROL

FORCE PRODUCTION STABILITY FORCE REDUCTION VERN GAMBETTA

STABABILITY VS. MOSTABILITY STABILITY ABILITY VS. MOBILE STABILITY

FLEX EXTEND AND ROTATE WITH STABILITY JIMMY RADCLIFFE

TESTS AND MEASURMENTS THROWS THROWS JUMPS JUMPS LIFTS LIFTS JUMP AND THROW COMBINATIONS JUMP AND THROW COMBINATIONS AGILITIES AGILITIES

LOWER BODY PLYOS JUMPHOPBOUNDLINEARMULTIDIREC. IN PLACE NON MOVG SHORT>10>10>10 LONG<10<10<10 SHOCK ADD LOAD

UPPER BODY PLYOS PRESSES TOSSES – FEET ON GROUND

TOTAL BODY THROWS SCOOPS REVERSE SCOOPS SQUAT PUSH THROWS DIAGONAL PATTERNS W/A KETTLEBALL

VARIATIONS COMBINATION JUMP AND THROWS SINGLE LEG DRILLS SINGLE ARM DRILLS

OLYMPIC WEIGHT TRAINING CLEANS SNATCHES JERKS COMBINATION LIFTS

COMPLEXES & MATRIXES GREAT FOR ADDING VOLUME GREAT FOR ADDING VOLUME GREAT FOR TRAINING TECHNIQUE GREAT FOR TRAINING TECHNIQUE GREAT FOR WORK – UP SETS GREAT FOR WORK – UP SETS UNLIMITED MENU OF EXERCISES UNLIMITED MENU OF EXERCISES UNLIMITED POTENTIAL FOR VARIATION UNLIMITED POTENTIAL FOR VARIATION GREAT FOR TRAINING FITNESS AND TOUGHNESS GREAT FOR TRAINING FITNESS AND TOUGHNESS

DUMBBELL MATRIXES/COMPLEXES JUMPS SQUATS LUNGES /STEP-UPS OLYMPIC TECHNIQUES

DUMBBELL COMPLEX I BY STEVE JAVOREK UPRIGHT ROW HANG SNATCH SQUAT & PRESS BENTOVER ROW SNATCH BELOW THE KNEES EACH EXERCISE X 6 REPS

DUMBBELL MATRIX BY GARY GRAY/VERN GAMBETTA UPRIGHT ROW IN FRONT UPRIGHT ROW W/LAT. FLEXION UPRIGHT ROW W/EXT. ROT. OVRHD PRESS IN FRONT OVRHD PRESS LATERALLY OVRHD PRESS W/DIAG. ROT. LUNGE AND PRESS IN FRONT LUNGE AND PRESS LATERALLY LUNGE AND PRESS REV. DIAG. MATRIX IS UNILATERAL AND 3 REPS

BAR COMPLEXES 3 POS. CLN&FSQT&PRS 3S HCLN+FRNT LUNGE+JRK 2S HSN&OVRHD LUNGE+GOOD MORN.&PRS 2S HSN+OVRHD SQTS3S

GIANT SETS INTENSIVE SQUAT – JERK – SQUAT JUMP LUNGE – POWER STEP UPS – BOUNDS LATERAL LUNGE – SHUFFLE JUMPS – LATERAL HOPS

GIANT SETS EXTENSIVE PUSH – PULL – SQUAT BENCH PRESS – PULL UPS – SINGLE LEG SQUATS MEDIBALL INCLINE PRESS – 1 ARM DB ROWS – 3 WAY LUNGES

COMBINATIONS LIFT AND JUMP LIFT AND THROW LIFT – JUMP – SPRINT LIFT – THROW – JUMP - SPRINT

SOURCES & THANK YOU VERN GAMBETTA STEVE PLISK FRED ROLL STEVE JAVOREK JIMMY RADCLIFFE MIKE BOYLE MIKE CLARK RUSS BALL GARY GRAY