Technical demands of strength training
Timothy J. Suchomel, Paul Comfort
Abstract
Timothy J. Suchomel, Paul Comfort
Abstract
Section 1 of Chapter 14 discusses exercise technique considerations, factors that influence the mechanical demands of resistance training exercises and inter- and intra-set rest intervals. Section 2 then provides examples on how to plan and implement modifications to improve exercise performance, discusses cueing and feedback for athletes and provides practical examples of how to incorporate partial range of motion exercises into resistance training programs.
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Section 1 of Chapter 14 discusses exercise technique considerations, factors that influence the mechanical demands of resistance training exercises and inter- and intra-set rest intervals. Section 2 then provides examples on how to plan and implement modifications to improve exercise performance, discusses cueing and feedback for athletes and provides practical examples of how to incorporate partial range of motion exercises into resistance training programs.
Key concepts: Training (meteorology), Strength training, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Medicine, Geography, Meteorology