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E-grāmata: Finish Strong: Resistance Training for Endurance Athletes

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  • Formāts: 256 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 30-Sep-2021
  • Izdevniecība: Bloomsbury Sport
  • ISBN-13: 9781472977427
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  • Izdevniecība: Bloomsbury Sport
  • ISBN-13: 9781472977427

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Whether training for a 5K or ultramarathon, all endurance athletes can benefit from some form of resistance training. This training manual, written by two leading US fitness authorities, outlines how endurance athletes can benefit from incorporating resistance training into their weekly schedule.

Whether training for a 5K or ultramarathon, all endurance athletes can benefit from some form of resistance training. This training manual, written by two leading US fitness authorities, outlines how endurance athletes can benefit from incorporating resistance training into their weekly schedule.

Finish Strong: Resistance Training for Endurance Athletes introduces the principles of resistance training to all forms of endurance athletes, such as runners, cyclists, swimmers and triathletes, in a way that will optimize their training and allow them to compete at a higher level. Most athletes realize that strength training is a vital part of a comprehensive training program, but many are unsure of where to start or how to integrate lifting weights into their already packed training schedule. This book not only gives them a starting point, but also a blueprint for how to structure training plans to maximize results and minimize injuries.

The book breaks down the importance of resistance training and strength development, and gives practical advice and training tips. Runners, swimmers, cyclists and triathletes now number in the millions, but the resources available to teach them how to integrate weight training into their programs are surprisingly limited. Finish Strong: Resistance Training for Endurance Athletes fills that void.

Recenzijas

The principles that RJ and Angelo explore in this book are critical to achieving your best performances and staying healthy. -- Matthew Bach, Director of Endurance Athletics and IRONMAN Champion A wealth of knowledge that will help athletes easily understand the 'why, how, and when components' of strength training and help them develop strength, improve mobility, and reduce/prevent injuries. A must read! -- Kevin Portmann, 2016 IRONMAN Coeur dAlene Champion A must have for endurance athletes looking to race stronger and injury free, this is a guide to staying in endurance sports for the long haul! -- Kathryn Cumming, elite cyclist and coach This book does a great job of explaining the importance of strength training for endurance athletes and how to best serve their specific needs. -- Jack Leavitt, head swimming and diving coach, Georgetown University

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Whether training for a 5K or ultramarathon, all endurance athletes can benefit from some form of resistance training. This training manual, written by two leading US fitness authorities, outlines how endurance athletes can benefit from incorporating resistance training into their weekly schedule.
1 Introduction
6(8)
Try it our way
7(4)
Too much fatigue and too little time
11(1)
How to use the book
12(1)
Author biographies
13(1)
SECTION 1 THE LOWDOWN
14(26)
2 The importance of resistance training
15(7)
The body is always overcoming resistance
16(1)
It doesn't have to take all day
16(2)
Developing strength while maintaining flexibility
18(1)
Flexibility in training
19(3)
3 How to avoid chronic and overuse injuries
22(3)
4 Identifying problems through movement assessments
25(4)
Types of movement assessment
27(2)
5 Fixing movement dysfunctions with resistance and mobility training
29(7)
Swimming issues
29(2)
Cycling issues
31(1)
Running issues
32(2)
The fix
34(2)
6 Common questions and concerns
36(4)
SECTION 2 THE MOVES
40(150)
7 From sea to land -- general strength-training principles
41(5)
Progressive overload
42(1)
General adaptation syndrome
43(3)
8 There is no off-season!
46(29)
Periodization
46(2)
Phases of training
48(1)
Off-season
49(9)
Base & Build
58(7)
Peak mileage
65(5)
Taper
70(4)
Planning to succeed
74(1)
9 Movement is medicine -- the importance of mobility exercise
75(21)
Flexibility vs. mobility
75(1)
Mobility and aging
76(1)
Mobility and cramping
76(1)
Mitigating injuries with mobility exercises
77(1)
Mobility exercises for swimmers
78(6)
Mobility exercises for cyclists
84(4)
Mobility exercises for runners
88(6)
Soft tissue mobility work
94(2)
10 Unlocking the secret to a stronger core with anti-rotation exercises
96(8)
The function of the core in endurance sports
96(2)
Understanding the `X' kinetic chains
98(3)
Upping the `anti'
101(1)
The common core
102(2)
11 The exercises that every endurance athlete needs to know
104(20)
Foundation Exercises
105(19)
12 All the right moves -- an introduction to sport-specific exercises
124(2)
13 Top 10 exercises for swimmers
126(19)
Dumbbell Standing Reverse Fly
128(2)
Cable Push/pull
130(2)
Dumbbell Windshield Wipers
132(2)
Clam Shells
134(1)
Hip Thrust March
135(2)
Dumbbell Alternating Chest Press
137(1)
Cable Cross-pull -- Low to High
138(2)
Physioball Flutter Kicks
140(1)
Dead bug Paloff Press
141(1)
Shoulder Taps
142(3)
14 Top 10 exercises for cyclists
145(22)
Burpee
147(2)
Valslide Body Saw
149(2)
Dumbbell Renegade Row
151(2)
Overhead Plate Circles
153(2)
Lateral Lunge Press
155(2)
Dumbbell Split Squat
157(2)
Bench Pistol Squat
159(2)
Single Arm Kettlebell Clean and Press
161(1)
Lateral Plate Drag
162(2)
Half Kneel Downward Cable Chop
164(3)
15 Top 10 Exercises for runners
167(23)
Step-ups
168(2)
Leg Curls
170(2)
Calf Raises
172(2)
Dorsiflexion
174(2)
Lat Pull-down
176(2)
Barbell Inverted Row
178(2)
Standing Overhead Press
180(2)
Trap Bar Deadlift
182(2)
Alternating Knee-to-chest
184(2)
Rip Trainer March
186(1)
Bonus Exercise: Short Foot Exercises
187(3)
SECTION 3 THE PLAN
190(63)
16 Introduction to our training templates
191(7)
Hallmarks of our system
192(1)
How to use the training templates
193(1)
The training phases
194(4)
17 Training session templates
198(55)
Off-season template
198(17)
Base & Build template
215(11)
Peak mileage template
226(11)
Taper template
237(12)
Home gym/travel template
249(3)
Training load chart
252(1)
Afterword 253(1)
Exercise Index 254(1)
Index 255
Richard (RJ) Boergers is a certified athletic trainer (ATC) with an earned doctorate degree in Health Science with a concentration in Movement Science. He has had research published in many of the leading Journals in his profession. Boergers is a long-time competitive endurance athlete who considers resistance training essential to his success and well-being.

Angelo Gingerelli has worked in the strength & conditioning field for almost 20 years in the collegiate, professional and private setting. Gingerelli had competed in both Powerlifting and Olympic Weightlifting before transitioning into marathon running. This unique athletic background combined with years of practical application training collegiate swimmers and runners gives him a unique perspective as a coach and teacher.