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Product Identifiers
PublisherHuman Kinetics
ISBN-100736001638
ISBN-139780736001632
eBay Product ID (ePID)1634873
Product Key Features
Book TitleHigh-Performance Sports Conditioning
Number of Pages376 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication Year2001
TopicTraining, Exercise, Bodybuilding & Weight Training, General, Physical Education
IllustratorYes
GenreSports & Recreation, Health & Fitness, Education
AuthorBill Foran
FormatTrade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height1 in
Item Weight34.9 Oz
Item Length10.9 in
Item Width8.5 in
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Intended AudienceTrade
LCCN99-088063
Table Of ContentPart I: Developing the Sports Performance Factors Chapter 1. The Sports Performance Base William Kraemer Chapter 2. Baseline Fitness Testing for Sports Gray Cook Chapter 3. Performance Flexibility Nikos Apostolopolous Chapter 4. Muscular Strength and Stamina Steve Plisk Chapter 5. Explosive Power Don Chu Chapter 6. Lightning Quickness Peter Twist Chapter 7. 3-D Balance and Core Stability Paul Roetert Chapter 8. Coordination and Agility Mark Verstegen Chapter 9. Acceleration and Speed George Dintiman Chapter 10. Aerobic Capacity for Endurance Jack Daniels Part II: Developing a Sports Performance Training Program Chapter 11. Testing for Performance Jeff Chandler Todd Ellenbecker Mike Clark George Davies Chapter 12. Incorporating Sport-Specific Skills Into Training Eric Lawson Chapter 13. Creating Conditioning Drills Tennis - Paul Roetert Track/Cross Country - Jack Daniels Hockey - Peter Twist Basketball - Bill Foran Baseball/Softball - Fernando Montes Football - Kent Johnston Golf - Pete Draovitch Soccer - Vern Gambetta Volleyball - Courtney Carter Chapter 14. Periodizing Training for Peak Performance Tudor Bompa Chapter 15. Designing Periodized Workouts and Training Programs Tennis - Paul Roetert Track/Cross Country - Jack Daniels Hockey - Peter Twist Basketball - Bill Foran Baseball/Softball - Fernando Montes Football - Kent Johnston Golf - Pete Draovitch Soccer - Vern Gambetta Volleyball - Courtney Carter Chapter 16. Restoring Performance After Injury Todd Ellenbecker
SynopsisToday's athletes are breaking records that many thought were untouchable--in large part due to the major advances in sports training. High-Performance Sports Conditioning combines these superior modern methods with sample training programs, workouts, and drills to serve as the only conditioning guide you'll need this season. This landmark book presents the principles and practices of this new era of athletic training in the most thorough and useful text ever of its kind. The first step in building a conditioning program is testing and building up the nine essential fitness components including power, strength, speed, quickness, coordination, agility, flexibility, local muscular endurance, and cardiovascular aerobic capacity and endurance. Next you tailor the training exercises and drills to the development of sport-specific performance factors. Then you periodize the training program precisely for peak performance at critical points in the competitive season, and if necessary, use a safe and effective reconditioning regimen to bring an athlete back from injury. High-Performance Sports Conditioning brings together 22 of the finest and most respected contributors ever assembled for a sports conditioning guide. The strength and conditioning coaches for the Cleveland Indians, Vancouver Canucks, Miami Heat, Seattle Seahawks, Tampa Bay Mutiny, United States Olympic Training Center, and other top sports organizations share their best drills and workouts for developing full athletic potential in 11 sports. Internationally acclaimed experts such as Don Chu on power, Mark Verstegen on coordination and agility, and Tudor Bompa on periodization provide the very best information and insights in their respective areas of training. The revolutionary training system found in High-Performance Sports Conditioning reveals the future of athletic strength and conditioning and will be the training bible for coaches and athletes for many seasons to come.
LC Classification NumberGV711.5.H59 2001
