The anatomy of speed /

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Hlavní autor: Parisi, Bill (Autor)
Typ dokumentu: Kniha
Jazyk:Angličtina
Vydáno: Champaign, IL : Human Kinetics, 2022
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Příbuzné jednotky:Tištěná verze:: Anatomy of speed.
Obsah:
  • Preface
  • Acknowledgments
  • Chapter 1 : the many forms of speed
  • Understand the different manifestations of speed
  • Understand the importance of mass-specific force
  • Identify the biomechanical landmarks for different types of speed
  • Learn the importance of incorporating a proper warm-up
  • Chapter 2 : systems of speed
  • Understand the anatomical systems that contribute to speed
  • Learn about the important role of the nervous and fascia systems
  • Learn how connective tissue and elastic recoil contribute to speed
  • Chapter 3 : pre-warm-up for injury prevention
  • Understand the importance of preparing the body for activity
  • Understand the critical role of tissue fluid dynamics
  • Learn how to use self-myofascial release to improve range of motion
  • Learn foundational techniques for small motor unit recruitment
  • Chapter 4 : session-based active dynamic warm-up
  • Learn how static stretching can be detrimental to speed
  • -Learn how to structure a speed-specific active dynamic warm-up
  • Understand how and why to use a general-to-specific training progression
  • See examples of speed-specific active dynamic warm-up drills and exercises
  • Chapter 5 : speed-specific strength
  • Understand the importance of mass-specific force and strength-to-weight ratio
  • Learn how to assess and optimize foundational strength
  • Understand how to use resistance training to develop speed-specific strength
  • See the key anatomical structures involved in speed-specific strength
  • Chapter 6 : acceleration
  • Understand the mechanics and phases of acceleration
  • Learn how propulsion and braking forces impact speed
  • Learn practical drills and exercises for improving acceleration
  • See the key anatomical structures involved in acceleration
  • Chapter 7 : maximum velocity
  • Understand the mechanics of maximum-velocity sprinting
  • Learn how contact time and force application impact linear speed
  • -Learn practical drills and exercises for improving maximum velocity
  • See the key anatomical structures involved in linear upright sprinting
  • Chapter 8 : deceleration
  • Understand the important role of deceleration in multidirectional speed
  • Learn how high levels of neuromuscular coordination and eccentric strength can reduce injury and improve performance
  • Learn practical drills and exercises for improving high-speed momentum control
  • See the key anatomical structures involved in deceleration and change of direction
  • Chapter 9 : multidirectional speed
  • Understand the difference between planned change of direction, unplanned reactive agility, and curvilinear maneuverability.Understand how to develop a diverse movement vocabulary using closed chain drills
  • Learn practical drills and exercises for improving multidirectional speed
  • See the key anatomical structures involved in multidirectional speed
  • Chapter 10 : agility
  • -Understand how neurology and proprioception influence agility
  • Learn how to utilize the OODA loop for reactive decision making
  • Learn how to combine closed chain and open chain drills to improve agility
  • Understand the value and limitations of gamification
  • Chapter 11 : system-specific recovery
  • Understand the critical role sleep and recovery play in training and performance
  • Understand how to optimize work-to-rest ratios during and between bouts
  • Learn how to enhance speed and injury resilience with emerging recovery modalities
  • Chapter 12 : programming menus
  • See sample menus for evidence-based speed development training
  • See examples of how to structure speed-specific active dynamic warm-up routines
  • Understand how to structure training days for linear and multidirectional speed
  • Understand how to structure training days for foundational and speed-specific strength.