What I learned: As an intern there are many aspects to sports training that I learned throughout the semester. Before Craig Fitzgerald took over, John.

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What I learned: As an intern there are many aspects to sports training that I learned throughout the semester. Before Craig Fitzgerald took over, John Thomas was the head of strength and conditioning here at Penn State. Coach Thomas liked to implement the High Intensity Training method better known as (HIT). The HIT method focuses more on high endurance and muscle exhaustion. It wasn’t until the hire of Craig Fitzgerald that the program changed to ground based, multi-joint, explosive and multi-planer movements. Ground based movements increase the force an athlete can apply to the ground. With correct technique the athlete can generate greater power and speed in athletic movements. Ground based movements also increase proprioception and engage stabilizer muscles that help reduce the athletes risk to injury. Multi-joint movements are important due to their efficiency and similarity to the sport. Some example exercises are Snatch, Clean, Jerk, Squat, and Deadlift. To begin the new era of strength and conditioning here at Penn State, Coach Fitzgerald replace regular machines with squat racks, Bench presses, and free weights’. What I learned: As an intern there are many aspects to sports training that I learned throughout the semester. Before Craig Fitzgerald took over, John Thomas was the head of strength and conditioning here at Penn State. Coach Thomas liked to implement the High Intensity Training method better known as (HIT). The HIT method focuses more on high endurance and muscle exhaustion. It wasn’t until the hire of Craig Fitzgerald that the program changed to ground based, multi-joint, explosive and multi-planer movements. Ground based movements increase the force an athlete can apply to the ground. With correct technique the athlete can generate greater power and speed in athletic movements. Ground based movements also increase proprioception and engage stabilizer muscles that help reduce the athletes risk to injury. Multi-joint movements are important due to their efficiency and similarity to the sport. Some example exercises are Snatch, Clean, Jerk, Squat, and Deadlift. To begin the new era of strength and conditioning here at Penn State, Coach Fitzgerald replace regular machines with squat racks, Bench presses, and free weights’. Sports worked with : Men’s and Women’s Basketball, Field Hockey, Men’s and Women’s Volleyball, Baseball, Men’s and Women’s Lacrosse, Women’s Soccer, Men’s and Women’s Tennis, Football, and Women’s Ice Hockey. Penn State Strength and Conditioning is a multifaceted program, that focuses on ground based, multi-joint, explosive and multi-planer movements. Penn State Strength and Conditioning’s objectives are to mirror the physical movements and actions that are experienced by athletes during competition. The program wants to increase explosiveness and mass full range of motion in the athlete’s in their specific sport. There are many exercises that the athletes perform during training. Penn State focuses on the three genres of lifting: Olympic lifting, Powerlifting, and Plyometrics Intern Responsibilities Prepare athlete’s snack for nutritional support Restock fridge with Gatorade, water, and protein shakes Clean bench pads, machine pads, med balls, and racks Restack plates on pegs or put them where they belong Assist athletes throughout work out regiments Motivate and encourage them Stay vocal Record stats during testing Help set up workouts prior to team arriving Practice Olympic lifts, Powerlifting, and Plyometrics BJC East Area Locker Room REC Hall Holuba Hall M. & W. Basketball Due to being in season I noticed their lifting workouts weren’t too strenuous. They focused on active prehab to help decrease the risk of injury. The majority of prehab programs should emphasis on coordination and stabilization of the hips, stomach, and back, also known as the “core.” At this point in the season it is best to keep the athletes healthy W. Volleyball Since they are out of season Penn State strength and conditioning has been focusing on Olympic and Powerlifting techniques, push and pull exercises, and most importantly explosive vertical actions. With the Olympic lifts it is key to be very explosive and have fast movements while completing the exercises. It is also best to include ankle exercises to increase stability because of the repetitive landings after jumping. Field Hockey Three times a week the girls lift but also include speed and agility training before practice. Field Hockey is out of season so they too have been focusing on Olympic and Powerlifting. During speed and agility training the program focuses on running mechanics and also explosive sprints on different planes to help mirror the constant directional changes during games and practice Penn State Strength and Conditioning Eugene M. Bodden Jr. Senior, Kinesiology Fitness Studies Facility Locations