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The Physiological Basis for Tapering in Endurance, Strength, and Power Athletes

Less Is More The Physiological Basis for Tapering in Endurance, Strength, and Power AthletesKevin A. Murach 1,2,* and James R. Bagley 21Department of Rehabilitation Sciences, College of Health Sciences...

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Supramaximal Slow Eccentrics and the Safety Bar Split Squat

By Cal Dietz and Matt Van DykeThe Triphasic Training method is implemented with one goal in mind, STRESS. Stressing the body often, and in a different manner each training session, should be the goal...

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The Advantages of Block Training in Athletics

Reaching optimal performance for all athletes in the most efficient manner must remain a top priority for all performance coaches. This goal is exceeded in importance only by reducing injury during...

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True Single Leg Plyometrics-Joel Smith

There are a lot of exercises available for people out there to increase their vertical. Obviously, getting hyped up, going out and training hard on actually practicing jumping higher will yield the...

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Supplementation for Sports Performance – Controlling your Pathways

By Matt Van Dyke, Cal Dietz, and Zac BrouilletteIt is commonly understood athletes involved in explosive competition events must have the goals of increasing muscle mass and maintaining explosiveness...

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Triphasic Training External Rotation Block Sequencing

Each Block Last 1 to 3 weeks! Sequencing Example 1Block 1Cuban PressBlock 2Cuban Press Standing BandBlock 3Cuban Press Standing Band OCSequencing Example 2Block 1Cuban PressBlock 2Cuban Press Figure...

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Applying Triphasic Training Methods to Olympic Lifts

By: Cal Dietz and Matt Van DykeThe means of applying Triphasic Training, from eccentric, to isometric, to reactive can be applied to any lift, even the Olympic movements, if a coach so desires. These...

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Triphasic Training Metabolic Injury Prevention Running

Aerobic training lays the foundation upon which all other methods of training are built. If this base aerobic training is ignored, specific, high-intensity training cannot be supported in later...

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Understanding Blood Lactate to Optimize Training and Performance

By: Matt Van DykeThe ability of the body to buffer muscle acidity due to anaerobic energy (ATP) production and the accumulation of hydrogen protons is essentially the rate-limiting step in...

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Peaking the Back Squat in Track and Field

By: Cal Dietz and Matt Van DykeAs a coach in track and field, it is essential to know the proper times to peak your athletes in their different abilities; this includes certain abilities developed...

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Early specialization and year-round training is destroying youth hockey

By Josh LevineToday’s hockey culture is damaging youth hockey players’ futures and putting the integrity of our game at risk. Year-round training schedules for the youngest hockey players and the...

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Parametric Biometric Method

Biometrics are variations of cybernetic programming, which were first invented in the Soviet Union. It essentially is a regulatory process used to figure out how much training and stress an organism...

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Speed and Skill Optimization - A Proposal for a New Practice Paradigm

By Cal Dietz and Jonathon JanzIntroductionIt is often said that the best coaches of any sport know precisely when to push their athletes and when to take their foot off the throttle. Exceptions aside,...

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Latest in Strength and Conditioning - ACSS 2013 Keynote Address - Robert Newton

Latest in Strength and Conditioning - ACSS 2013 Keynote Address - Robert Newton Part 1Latest in Strength and Conditioning - ACSS 2013 Keynote Address - Robert Newton Part 2Notes From Lectures

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Cal Dietz - Advanced Principles in Programming presented at cvasps.com...

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Hockey (Pre-Season) Peaking Program (Block 5-Speed Strength)

Here is a peaking program for one of my hockey athletes I was fortunate enough to work with this summer (American Hockey League-Texas Stars). The program is a 4 day lift that emphasizes speed-strength...

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The Importance of Complex Training in Developing Rate of Force Development...

It is no secret that athletes who are larger, stronger, faster and more powerful than their opponents have a higher success rate in sports competition. For most sports competition, however, it seems...

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DEPTH JUMP VS DROP JUMP-Dr. Natalia Verkhoshansky

In sport training literature, the terms “Depth Jump” and “Drop Jump” are usually understood as synonyms and both of them are used to name the same exercise: a jump executed by droping from a height...

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A Multidimensional Approach to Enhancing Recovery

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Role of Amino Acid Ingestion In Protein Synthesis, Muscular Recovery and...

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