Simple Method for Developing Absolute Strength in Athletes

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Комментарии • 85

  • @moche8185
    @moche8185 3 года назад +11

    please do a full body workout for basketball

  • @BJJMadeEasy
    @BJJMadeEasy Год назад

    Chris long time man I remember you from back in the day’s with Elliot!

  • @aztechproductions5146
    @aztechproductions5146 3 года назад +1

    De-loading is generally better if you just half the volume and maintain the intensity

    • @gshockmusic7037
      @gshockmusic7037 3 года назад

      but for athletes joint health is more of an issue so he's probably trying to give the joints a rest. You can modulate the intensity in other ways like bands or chains.

  • @keithconrad3237
    @keithconrad3237 3 года назад

    As Louie Simmons says don’t ditch an exercise just to ditch it. If it is working keep using it, and when progress stalls find another movement. I found my bench press increased and continued to go up when I rotated exercises each week. Week 1 was incline bench for a max set of 5 reps, week 2 was 3 board press for 3-5 reps max, week would be flat bench press with an illegal wide grip, week 4 would be rack lockouts…. Changing the angle or range of motion kept my physically and mentally fresh, and I kept hitting PR’s and injuries were very low if none

    • @makueythedub3247
      @makueythedub3247 2 года назад

      is it for 3 sets? like 3x5, then next week 3x4, etc

    • @keithconrad3237
      @keithconrad3237 2 года назад +1

      @@makueythedub3247 - you warm up for 3-5 sets increasing the weight and then work up to a max set for 5 reps. IIRC weight wise with a max bench of around 500-520 my incline was around 370 for 3-4 reps, 3 board press was working up to a single for 515-535, illegal wide flat bench for 8 reps with 390. After that I would do heavy incline DB bench for 8-12 reps with 120’s-130’s, heavy rowing movement, face pulls, some triceps and done.

    • @makueythedub3247
      @makueythedub3247 2 года назад

      @@keithconrad3237 damnn your maxes are nice

  • @santiagopiedrasanta2181
    @santiagopiedrasanta2181 2 года назад

    Hi, could you do a full Sprinter workout with dumbells please

  • @studi01sth3kitch3n
    @studi01sth3kitch3n 3 года назад

    First timer here. Dude knows his shit

  • @synth4tk
    @synth4tk 3 года назад

    Awesome explanation bruh

  • @DantheSavageProject
    @DantheSavageProject 3 года назад

    Great info!

  • @Deorinho
    @Deorinho 3 года назад

    Any tips for gauging my speed and coordination when it comes to Soccer?? Love your vids!

  • @nickbenassutti9855
    @nickbenassutti9855 3 года назад +2

    Ota❤️

  • @heungmin8157
    @heungmin8157 3 года назад +15

    Should endurance athletes like soccer players use creatine in season?

    • @Lodzio20
      @Lodzio20 3 года назад +6

      Every day for life.

    • @artjomtamm7751
      @artjomtamm7751 3 года назад

      No.

    • @heungmin8157
      @heungmin8157 3 года назад

      @@artjomtamm7751 Why?
      right now i really dont know what to do i took it in pre season but what about in season?

    • @abkonk
      @abkonk 3 года назад +4

      @@heungmin8157 it really dehydrates you. Off season, use it to build strength, and hypertrophy. In season should be used to maintain, continue to fix deficiencies. The only supplements you "need" in season are protein and vitamins

    • @NicholasSunderland
      @NicholasSunderland 3 года назад

      OTA has videos specifically addressing supplements for athletes. It's the first video when you type "OTA supplements for athletes" into YT.

  • @armandorincon9731
    @armandorincon9731 3 года назад

    Great video Chris im gonna try it

    • @ArmandoKozomara
      @ArmandoKozomara 3 года назад +1

      nice name bro

    • @user-bw6th5sq2v
      @user-bw6th5sq2v 2 года назад

      لو سمحت لو انك فهمت ما قال جيدا هل يمكنك تبسيط ما قال لى أنا لا افهم لغته جيدا واستخدم ترجمة اليوتيوب

  • @bed3aazou249
    @bed3aazou249 3 года назад +1

    What is difference between speed strength and strength speed training and how we can program it in general and specific preparation on soccer?? Thank u for all your videos , so inhappy and interested for what you share bro
    Good job

    • @DMGC529
      @DMGC529 3 года назад +2

      One focusses on speed/explosive strength/power (speed-strength), the other on strength (strength-speed).
      Max strength >85% `1RM @ 50-80% .@75-.5 m/s
      Speed Strength>30-50% @ 1.5-0.75 m/s
      Explosive Strength 1.5m/s

    • @bed3aazou249
      @bed3aazou249 3 года назад

      @@DMGC529 thank you so much bro, good job

  • @tommypovajean5843
    @tommypovajean5843 3 года назад

    @overtimeathletes With youth (under 16 years) would you recommend more variations like all you mentioned (front, back, box, lateral...) from learning technique standpoint. And later focus on max. strength in one exercise like trapbar dl ? thanks

  • @NicholasSunderland
    @NicholasSunderland 3 года назад +5

    Hey Chris,
    For inducing PAP while peaking, what percent of 1RM would you generally have athletes work at? (say for a back squat or trap bar DL). From info you've shared previously I see that athletes tend to stay in that 70-85% ish range for jump training, but if you're trying to maximize the muscle stimulus for PAP, do you want to go above 85%, or potentially go light and fast? I've seen jump training programs/concepts "peak" with light weight & faster reps, vs heavier reps -> PAP, so I'm hoping to better understand the merits of each approach. Appreciate the great info over all these years.

    • @overtimeathletes
      @overtimeathletes  3 года назад +4

      I actually train 2 different modalities lighter for more speed around 40-50% of 1RM and then heavier around 85-95% of 1RM

    • @NicholasSunderland
      @NicholasSunderland 3 года назад

      @@overtimeathletes thanks 👍

    • @user-fw5qq3ht2i
      @user-fw5qq3ht2i 2 года назад +1

      @@overtimeathletes what are the Rm's in the method 4-3-2-5?

    • @user-bw6th5sq2v
      @user-bw6th5sq2v 2 года назад

      @@overtimeathletes لو سمحت أنا شخص مبتدىء والتدرب ٣ سنوات فقط اريد أن اتدرب للحصول على قوة كبيرة وحجم عضلى كبير

  • @tmcperformance9191
    @tmcperformance9191 3 года назад +1

    Brilliant as usual

  • @kernel1kadafi
    @kernel1kadafi 3 года назад +8

    Lethal knowledge as usual

  • @shellytanner
    @shellytanner 4 месяца назад

    I tined out at "shtrength"

  • @joeschalley3689
    @joeschalley3689 3 года назад +3

    Hey @overtimeathletes Chris! Do you have any plyometrics that focus on hip extension that doesn't stress the ankle? If your athlete is bias to knees and ankles but the hips need power development?? Such as big lineman with bad ankles/knees.

    • @aztechproductions5146
      @aztechproductions5146 3 года назад +1

      Tbh you may struggle with plyometrics for that purpose. However, you may instead use banded resistance exercises to develop power (such as banded deadlifts, banded hip thrusts, Banded squats) to focus on the hip extensors and develop explosive power without putting shock through the ankles and knees. Banded exercises work great for this because they target the acceleration component of the movement by making the athlete produce additional force at the point in the range of movement where they would typically start decelerating and producing less force.

    • @JohnSmith-tk2bx
      @JohnSmith-tk2bx 3 года назад +1

      The only plyo movements I can think for the hips and takes the knees and ankles out is some type of double knee medicine ball throw against a wall

    • @joeschalley3689
      @joeschalley3689 3 года назад

      @@aztechproductions5146 Personally, I saw great development with traditional plyos not being the largest athlete but I like your suggestions for increasing power output through bands for my athletes.

    • @joeschalley3689
      @joeschalley3689 3 года назад

      @@JohnSmith-tk2bx That's another great idea. I know my athletes that need more top end speed development could benefit from that. I just wonder how I can get them to cycle hip extension at a faster rate. A rate that could be similar to sprinting or jumping.

    • @ynwa1283
      @ynwa1283 3 года назад

      But the ankle is is such a crucial aspect of plyos, speed, strength, balance, etc and overall athleticism... Asking an athlete to have all of those qualities with bad ankles is like asking for a racecar to break a lap record with 4 flat tires. It just doesn't work. Strengthen up those ankles and the results will come. I had seriously weak Achilles tendons that affected my soccer game. Jump roping and other ankle strengthening exercises did wonders for me.

  • @monankmali4907
    @monankmali4907 3 года назад +1

    Awesome

  • @makueythedub3247
    @makueythedub3247 3 года назад

    O so this is for off season huh? Could you make one for in season?

  • @ktk8309
    @ktk8309 3 года назад +1

    Would you be able layout a plan for overall maintenance during season time?

  • @idontknow3108
    @idontknow3108 3 года назад +3

    For algo

  • @joaorascao3340
    @joaorascao3340 3 года назад

    When training Max Strength and Power on the same day, which one should we work first?

    • @MSGAMER
      @MSGAMER 3 года назад +1

      I would say power cuz you need max effort

    • @leandrotavarez9
      @leandrotavarez9 3 года назад

      Strength bc those big lifts are gonna fatigue you snd you want max energy for that’s

    • @kevinu6004
      @kevinu6004 3 года назад

      Whichever is the more demanding on the nervous system and mechanics

  • @ice-xv1hi
    @ice-xv1hi 3 года назад

    Congrats on promoting the trap-bar deadlift. I've found it is far safer and more advantageous than straight-bar deadlifting.

  • @fruitsaladyummyyummy6768
    @fruitsaladyummyyummy6768 3 года назад +2

    Should I be deadlifting for vertical or squat

    • @NicholasSunderland
      @NicholasSunderland 3 года назад +2

      Both

    • @Alejandro-mv1lh
      @Alejandro-mv1lh 3 года назад +1

      Go ahead for fun. The only thing that will get you dunking is jumping drills.

    • @abkonk
      @abkonk 3 года назад +2

      @@Alejandro-mv1lh cap

    • @abkonk
      @abkonk 3 года назад

      Squat is a bit better cause there's more you can do with it (quarter, half, box, atg) and deadlift is a bit more taxing. If you wanna do both- trap bar deadlift

    • @keithconrad3237
      @keithconrad3237 3 года назад

      Trap bar is a great exercise for deadlifting and vertical. Add to it squats with bands, jump squats with bands, squats with calf raises… also, try doing kneeling squat jumps first with no weigh, then add a bar, and then add weight. They do them at Westside and they are great for your vert.

  • @mccormacken
    @mccormacken 3 года назад

    beauty

  • @irangaariyapala4490
    @irangaariyapala4490 3 года назад

    thanks coach .coach your watch light censor 🙈🙊

  • @keyseansmith829
    @keyseansmith829 3 года назад +1

    Wassup 🤪

  • @aruthoshprakaas5627
    @aruthoshprakaas5627 3 года назад

    200 metre ke liye height Kitni honi chahie Khiladi ke liye batana sar aur 400 metre ke liye

  • @benabedchakib4374
    @benabedchakib4374 3 года назад

    Top 🤩😘👍🇩🇿

  • @calebmartins4558
    @calebmartins4558 3 года назад +1

    You are doing great but I feel you talk too much.