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Human Kinetics is the information leader in physical activity and health. For more information on any of the video clips, visit us.humankinetics.com.
Lower body workout for athletic performance
Want to improve your athletic performance? Try this lower body program from Lower Body Training. Be sure to separate this program from any other lower body training program by 72 hours. For more lower body programs, check out the book :tinyurl.com/53pnr6s2
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Abdominal exercises- pike variations
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The pike is an excellent exercise to work the core but if it's too challenging, learn how to perform the V-up, a similar exercise on the floor. For more abdominal exercises, check out Ultimate Abs: tinyurl.com/mt8b3ffh
Yoga for Menopause
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Based on personal experiences and those of her students, yoga teacher Niamh Daly let her passion for helping others guide her to research and explore the true benefits of yoga for menopause. What she found allowed her to step outside the box of the traditional yoga teachings and into the new world of teaching based on the needs of women experiencing perimenopause and menopause. In this intervie...
How to perform a kettlebell pullover
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The kettlebell pullover is a fantastic mobility movement for your shoulders, namely your latissimus dorsi and your glenohumeral and acromioclavicular joints. Briefly pause at the top and the bottom while performing this movement. Pay attention to what your body is saying to you. When done properly, this exercise will help make your shoulders bulletproof and stretch your pectoralis and latissimu...
Bodyweight workout for recovery
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Mobility workouts using your body weight are perfect for days when you are sore and feeling the effects of the workout from the day before. You want to do some exercise but not anything that will increase the feeling of soreness. These exercises feature just your body weight and gravity while you move through multiple planes of motion to get any residual soreness out of your system. The low-int...
SHAPE America National Health Education Standards, Third Edition
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SHAPE America is the leading advocate for health and physical education, and it now has an updated version of National Health Education Standards to empower pre-K to 12 health educators to develop high-quality health education programs. This third edition offers detailed guidance on how to effectively implement the revised health standards, including planning curricula, building lesson plans ar...
SHAPE America National Physical Education Standards, Fourth Edition
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As educators, it is important to stay up-to-date on the newest and most relevant information for your subject area. National Physical Education Standards, Fourth Edition, will help you do that. It is the go-to book for all physical education teachers, providing the framework for creating curricula, designing lesson plans, and developing assessments. New to this edition are grade-span learning i...
Developing the Core with Jeff Willardson
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A strong core is vital and a necessity for elite-level athletes. Jeff Willardson, PhD., is an educator and Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist who has authored over 120 scientific manuscripts examining different aspects of resistance training for improving health and athletic performance. He is also the editor and one of the many contributors to NSCA's Developing the Core, Second Edi...
Learn how to Develop Power for Elite Performance
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Power is crucial for all competitive sports. It is usually the primary goal of all athletes whether training to increase a vertical jump or speed. Developing Power, Second Edition is the definitive resource on training for power so you can sprint, jump, throw, change direction, or strike with explosiveness. Learn more about NSCA's Developing Power, Second Edition and get your own copy. ecs.page...
Developing the Core for Elite Athletes
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Elite athletes need to have a strong core. Research has established a direct correlation between core strength, performance, and injury risk reduction. With NSCA's Developing the Core, Second Edition, you can gain a performance edge by strengthening your core and achieving greater stability and mobility. Add Developing the Core, Second Edition to your NSCA resource collection: ecs.page.link/bD144
How vital is core training?
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Core training is very important, and Vital Core Training is the perfect resource for fitness professionals who want to implement core movement training for clients of all ages and abilities. Leslee Bender, the creator of the Bender Ball, is a former IDEA Personal Trainer of the Year, and a 40-year veteran in the fitness industry. In her book, Vital Core Training, she explains the how, why, and ...
Double Kettlebell swing
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When performing an exercise with double kettlebells, like the double kettlebell swing, you will be swinging a heavier load with a narrower stance. One thing of note is that two kettlebells could throw you off balance, so you may need to lean back from your ankles, not your lower back, at the top of the swing. However, during the hike pass, you will need to shift your weight back to the center o...
How to develop endurance and improve performance
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Endurance sports continue to grow in popularity for both competitive and recreational athletes. Among the most popular are running, cycling, swimming, and now obstacle course racing. Ben Reuter realized early in his college athletic career that in order to keep pace with his teammates and competition, he needed to find ways to improve his endurance. After earning his master's degree from Old Do...
Foundational Yoga Flow
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There are many yoga resources that are very informative, descriptive, and helpful for those who practice at all levels. Foundational Yoga Flow takes a unique approach, led by certified teacher Collette Ouseley-Moynan and photographer Weston Carls. This book features stunning photos that depict the beauty, intention, and energy of each pose in relationship with the time of day in which it was ph...
What Does it Take to Manage Sport Events?
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What Does it Take to Manage Sport Events?
New edition of Life Span Motor Development
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New edition of Life Span Motor Development
New edition of Physiology of Sport and Exercise
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New edition of Physiology of Sport and Exercise
Dr. Kraemer explains nuances of training and Athletic Development
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Dr. Kraemer explains nuances of training and Athletic Development
Human Kinetics Founder, Rainer Martens is committed to staying active
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Human Kinetics Founder, Rainer Martens is committed to staying active
How to perform the dumbbell single leg deadlift
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How to perform the dumbbell single leg deadlift
It is even harder in dance to implement science into practice as dance science is a very recent development!
EEEEEcentric is not a word anywhere in the English language. Eccentric means ‘away from the center’. A crazy person is called eccentric bc they are ‘away from the center of normality’. A ‘negative’ movement of an exercise is a movement of the tendons ‘away from the center of the muscle’. It makes perfect sense from an etymological standpoint. Mispronouncing it as eeeecentric would mean ‘without a center’, which makes no sense. Another line of logic proving that it must be pronounced eK-Sen-Trik is that the first syllable is ‘ec’, which can only be pronounced ‘ek’ in English. There’s no possibility of a silent ‘c’. There’s no controversy regarding how to pronounce ‘centric’. So, the word is pronounced, eK-Sen-Trik. But don’t take my word for it! Look it up in literally any English dictionary.
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Sport science
Too hard on my shoulders
why they look like they are being held captive and they have to do curl ups
I found this video when I reverse-image searched a picture of myself from highschool
A further regression is to place one's knee on the bench, but still keep the hips straight. This is helpful for people with knee issues where the full leg length is too much tension on the MCL. One can add weight to one's hip when using the knee on the bench before progressing to having the ankle on the bench (with no weight!).
Thumbnail said unilateral dumbbell training 🤔…
Thank you.
HK teaches to touch the DB to the side of the torso on a single-arm DB row, right?
Hot Body!
Very interesting interview, many thanks for sharing this!
Do not do that. deep friction any other type o massage of painful can even make it worse according to the studies.
it incrreases blood flow to the area
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Great work!
Did you say sets or reps of 8 to 20
thanks for the info!
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@@spiffycantdecideonaname9136oh so we all coming here now, too, huh?
2024 party
Please leave nutrition to the dietitians
I need this done desperately.
Same, I’m currently in great pain 😭😭
Does it REALLY matter which way you go? left or right? NSCA says go left first, so if that comes up on the CSCS as a question, is it really wrong to go right? lol
What does he mean by center of the basket?
This is absolute gold. The amount of game here is unfathomable. When I was growing up as an athlete, we had to learn everything by trial and error.
I want to write a book “Training based on Medical Physiology” and submit an application on your website. But I can’t find information about the percentage participation of muscles (parts of muscles) when performing multi-joint, two-joint... exercises. Maybe entrust this search to your volunteer?
lots of very good info :)
X-Force Swedish equipment is brutal. 40% extra load on eccentrics. One 30 minutes whole-body workout will keep you sore, and out of the gym, for at least 5 days.
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curls ups and body composition
Why is it black and white…it’s 2024
Not to be confused with the McGill curl up
Best book : Strength Training Anatomy Workout 2 so deep detailed
Expanding the knowledge
Very insightful. Great interview. Thank you!
this is just wrong
Very good video on explaining the context of the larger picture of training. Practice and theory definitely work together. Craig.... Did you ever work with John Christy? I have a few old issues of Hardgainer magazine and he mentions working with 'Craig Rasmussen' and taking him from 160 to around 240 pounds....
Sir what are the movement patterns? you explained in U 12 or younger.. Please tell me with an example Thank you
Here is a tip as you age, to save stress on your joints: do your parallel bar dips, with an overhand grip like you use on bench press. This to me seems a more joint friendly grip. It obviously involves getting a dipping frame welded up like that, but its worth it. I,m quite elderly now, and my joints are very pleased with it lol.
Easy exercises but I am always doing this exercise.
Thank you! So nice to hear David's voice again! I miss his trainings in Austin, TX!
Solo leveling sent me here, time to level up boooooys
I wish the music background is not louder than the instructions hehe😊
Lol
thank you for making a difference in our profession!
Very weird video.Contradits his Huge in a Hurry book.
Thanks for the detail explanations...looking for more explanation on this topic..
Cool!
Could you list the benefits of doing the shoulder press this way in layman's terms? Does it actually build muscle in your upper chest as well as the shoulders? Do the rear delts get involved in this movement?