Offseason Speed, Strength & Agility Training (Feed the Cats Training)

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  • Опубликовано: 13 июн 2024
  • Feed the Cats: Offseason Speed Training Through a New Lens. This presentation covers the fundamental concepts of a Feed the Cats program and offseason speed training. I discuss how to develop speed, focus on sprinting, and how to leverage the weight room without interfering with speed. This is the full webinar, along with Q&A.
    Speed is the tide that lifts all boats.
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Комментарии • 16

  • @danjy1
    @danjy1 20 дней назад +9

    I’m a soccer player here in Italy, playing in the 5th division (semi-pro) and last year I got to know Tony and the Feed the cats approach. I’ve started my off-season program on the 18th of may, with a 1.087 10 m fly (20.6 mph), yesterday on the 13th of June I did a 10 y fly, touching 21,15 mph.
    Just sprinting 2 times per week (on track), jumping 1-2 times per week, 2 upper body strength (weighted calistenics) and NO lower body days.
    Monday- speed
    Tuesday- upper + X factor
    Wensday- speed
    Thursday- upper + X factor
    Friday- optional speed day
    Saturday- sprint holiday
    Sunday- sprint holiday
    All this while sleeping 9 hours a night a following a good diet (High protein and high carbs).
    Half a mile per hour faster in 3 weeks.
    Feed the cats.

  • @erickrittle411
    @erickrittle411 6 дней назад +1

    Interesting perspective with some good points
    Tapering is CRITICAL
    If you taper correctly according to the athlete’s needs for sure that is optimum to be at the best they can be
    Balance is key
    Work hard when it’s needed
    Rest hard when it’s needed
    Eat Drink & Sleep well when it’s needed
    Empty the tank in practice than refill that tank with appropriate rest and refueling with good food
    Train for preventative injury maintenance 60/4-70/30-80/20
    High Intensity High Rest
    Low Intensity Low Rest

    • @coachtonyholler
      @coachtonyholler  6 дней назад

      In Feed the Cats, athletes stay in a state of performance throughout the year. ALL TRAINING IS “TAPER”.

  • @dclarke2179
    @dclarke2179 20 дней назад +1

    Hi, Which program discusses more on stacking anaerobic activities?

    • @coachtonyholler
      @coachtonyholler  19 дней назад

      Everything we do off-season simply stacks anaerobic work.

  • @2eyecyclope634
    @2eyecyclope634 18 дней назад +1

    Tony, do you know any way to meassure fly-times alone?

  • @totallyraw1313
    @totallyraw1313 20 дней назад +1

    Were you a band kid or a math nerd in school, Tony?

  • @Athletekuldeep862
    @Athletekuldeep862 19 дней назад +1

    Sir 400 meter ke liye diet plan ka video bana do

    • @coachtonyholler
      @coachtonyholler  19 дней назад

      Translation?

    • @friendlyneighbor8538
      @friendlyneighbor8538 18 дней назад +1

      @@coachtonyholler he wants you to make a diet for 400 meter runners

    • @coachtonyholler
      @coachtonyholler  17 дней назад +4

      @@friendlyneighbor8538 Eat real food, not processed. Lots of protein. Variety. Lots of water.

  • @brondodabastard8592
    @brondodabastard8592 17 дней назад +1

    Will weight room training for 7 months improve your 400m time ?

    • @coachtonyholler
      @coachtonyholler  17 дней назад +2

      Maybe. But weight-room only will make you slower.