As a rule, athletes and bodybuilders do exercises in a way that creates isolation of the muscle or involves several muscles when doing compound exercises. The isolation is needed for maximum muscle growth and is considered good practice. It is also important to understand that a muscle does not work in isolation. The muscles work […]
Drills and skills appear to be closely related in the training of most athletes. Often overlooked however, is that drills don’t teach an athlete new skills. They can only reinforce what the athlete is already capable of doing. So why do we continue to use drills as the number one training and teaching method? How
In most sports the general trend is to increase the training intensity of the already high-intensity workouts. It appears that each year coaches strive to increase the intensity of the workouts. In addition, many of these high-intensity workouts are accompanied by a large volume of work. This type of training is done in the belief,
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You can make the marathon easier and more efficient to get more speed with only slight adjustments in your workout program. The changes will improve the ability of your body to more quickly eliminate waste products, bring in more energy for use and experience less muscular fatigue during the run. These are the key elements
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It is a well-established fact that athletes must possess coordination in order to execute the skills of their sport. This means that they must be able to contract the correct muscles at the right time, with the correct intensity and in the correct sequence. This is an ability that is trainable. Many exercise programs can
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