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MuscleLab

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FASTER AND STRONGER

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Keith Ferrara (@keithjferrara) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Collegiate Football Training Max Velocity Day ▫️B Series ▫️Straight Leg Bounds ▫️Lightly Resisted Accels ▫️Lightly Assisted Sprints ▫️Wickets - 12 cone ▫️Timed Build Up’s ▫️Hang Cleans

Pedro Jiménez-Reyes (@peterjr49) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨NEW PAPER🚨 Tailored overload conditions to optimize sprint performance across all acceleration phases Phase-Specific sprint exposure ➡️step➡️force➡️sprint phase➡️training Ryu Nagahara Adrián Castaño Frontiers - Sports and Active Living frontiersin.org/journals/sport…

🚨NEW PAPER🚨
Tailored overload conditions to optimize sprint performance across all acceleration phases
 
Phase-Specific sprint exposure ➡️step➡️force➡️sprint phase➡️training 

<a href="/R_Nagahara/">Ryu Nagahara</a> <a href="/acastano149/">Adrián Castaño</a> <a href="/FrontSportsAL/">Frontiers - Sports and Active Living</a> 

frontiersin.org/journals/sport…
Johan Lahti, PhD (@lahti_johan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Playing around with 15-0-5 with back pedaling with the musclelab system. It was actually Damian Harper, PhD idea to reduce the chance of error from the 180 turn test as the laser can be sensitive to lateral movement. First i saw this as a CON that its more reliable this way, but now im

Keith Ferrara (@keithjferrara) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Use this simple 3 tier acceleration workout to build speed: a) Prowler Marches x10m b) Resisted Sprints x20m c) Drop In Sprints x20m Perform 4-5 rounds Full rest in between each round performed Usually use this in our intro blocks for new athletes or coming off our season

Sprint Science (@spikesonly) 's Twitter Profile Photo

IMUs + Contact Grids Sensors on the feet, lumbar area, or upper back will receive reaction forces differently than contact grids that use IR. Scientists work on protocols to improve data quality, so when coaches let athletes cheat on the test it isn't good for the profession.

Keith Ferrara (@keithjferrara) 's Twitter Profile Photo

How To Build A Speed Workout For Athletes Acceleration Emphasis A 6 step by step process to building better speed for athletes Let’s dive in ⬇️

How To Build A Speed Workout For Athletes

Acceleration Emphasis

A 6 step by step process to building better speed for athletes

Let’s dive in ⬇️
Rob Assise (@hfjumps) 's Twitter Profile Photo

38 Jump approaches captured by Muscle Lab Laser yesterday. Infinitely better than timing gates and I am guessing much more accurate than GPS. Some of the reps and averages listed below. PRs range from 5.3 m - 7.10 m.

38 Jump approaches captured by Muscle Lab Laser yesterday. 
Infinitely better than timing gates and I am guessing much more accurate than GPS. 
Some of the reps and averages listed below. PRs range from 5.3 m - 7.10 m.
Håkan Andersson (@sprintcoachswe) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Not to suggest that ground contact time is unimportant, rather it should be viewed as a consequence of underlying mechanical & neuromuscular factors, not a primary driver. A comprehensive perspective is essential & step-by-step kinematic analysis may provide valuable insights

Not to suggest that ground contact time is unimportant, rather it should be viewed as a consequence of underlying mechanical &amp; neuromuscular factors, not a primary driver. A comprehensive perspective is essential &amp; step-by-step kinematic analysis may provide valuable insights
Håkan Andersson (@sprintcoachswe) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Been using various machines for assisted sprinting since the early 90s. They did the job, but of course the data output was limited. I learned that pulling >5% of body mass is not only unnecessary, it can be dangerous. The trend I see on social media today is frankly ridiculous.