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An in-depth summary of chapter 18, Program design and technique for Plyometric Training, from the Essentials of Strength Training and Conditioning.

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PROGRAM DESIGN AND
TECHNIQUE FOR
PLYOMETRIC TRAINING
Chapter 18

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Contents
Plyometric Mechanics and Physiology...................................................................................................................................3
Mechanical Model of Plyometric Exercise.........................................................................................................................3
Neurophysiological Model of Plyometric Exercise.............................................................................................................4
Stretch-Shortening Cycle...................................................................................................................................................6
Program Design..................................................................................................................................................................... 7
Needs Analysis...................................................................................................................................................................7
Mode.................................................................................................................................................................................7
Lower Body Plyometrics................................................................................................................................................7
Upper Body Plyometrics................................................................................................................................................8
Trunk Plyometrics..........................................................................................................................................................8
Intensity............................................................................................................................................................................. 8
Frequency.......................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Recovery............................................................................................................................................................................9
Volume.............................................................................................................................................................................. 9
Program Length................................................................................................................................................................. 9
Progression........................................................................................................................................................................ 9
Warm-Up......................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Age Considerations..............................................................................................................................................................11
Adolescents..................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Masters............................................................................................................................................................................ 11
Plyometric and Other Forms of Exercise.............................................................................................................................13
Plyometric Exercise and resistance Training....................................................................................................................13
Plyometric and aerobic Exercise......................................................................................................................................13
Safety Considerations..........................................................................................................................................................14
Pretraining Evaluation of the Athlete..............................................................................................................................14
Technique.................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Strength....................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Balance........................................................................................................................................................................ 14
Physical characteristics................................................................................................................................................14
Equipment and facilities..................................................................................................................................................15
Landing Surface...........................................................................................................................................................15
Training Area...............................................................................................................................................................15
Equipment................................................................................................................................................................... 15

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Proper Footwear.........................................................................................................................................................15
Supervision.................................................................................................................................................................. 15
Depth Jumps................................................................................................................................................................15

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Haff , G. Gregory , Triplett , N. Travis Essentials of Strength Training and Conditioning 4th Edition
Publisher: 2015 ISBN: 9781492501626 Edition: Unknown

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