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This weeks study we are diving into running and what other training will help improve your running economy. The meta analysis we cover compares strength training, specifically heavy strength training, with plyometrics and how they impact running economy and time trials in trained runners.
We have made cluster sets a staple and common thing in our programming. So why is that??
In this episode, we'll explore the Strength Continuum, Strength Methods, and Prilepin's Chart, and learn how to use these tools to get stronger. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned lifter, these principles will help you improve your strength and reach your fitness goals. We'll break down each concept and provide practical examples, so you can start putting these techniques into practice today. Don't miss out on this comprehensive guide to getting stronger!
In this episode, we cover a study that investigated the effect of nine nights of moderate sleep restriction on performance, hormonal responses and perceived fatigue in resistance-trained females. Results showed that volume load decreased slightly ( less than 1%) with SR, while mean concentric velocity was slower during SR for lower body compound lifts (up to 15%). Intraset velocity loss was up to 7% greater during SR. Other effects of SR included an increase in salivary cortisol area under the curve (42%), total training distress (84%) and session perceived exertion (11%). These results suggest that sleep restriction reduces markers of resistance exercise quality more than quantity, and increases perceived effort at the same relative intensity in female athletes. Big takeaway: How you feel after not sleeping is a big factor! Study covered: Sustained Sleep Restriction Reduces Resistance Exercise Quality and Quantity in Females. Knowles et al. (2022)
CBD oil as picked up alot recnelty, but does it do much for recovery? What can it be used for?
This week we are looking at how we program at Garage Gym Athlete, specifically our Hard to Kill program. This is our most rell rounded and balanced strength and conditionong program. So this is a behind the scenes look at all of the areas we program and how it all fits together.
Eccentric training is typically not very fun, but is it worth it more than concentric? where does it fit?
In this episode, I sit with Graham Dessert, a seasoned athlete, and adventurer, to discuss the real reasons why people take on hard physical challenges. From pushing past personal limits to testing the limits of human endurance, Graham shares his insights and experiences on what drives him to tackle some of the toughest physical feats. He also shares his tips for anyone looking to take on their own hard physical challenges and what it takes to succeed. Whether you're a seasoned athlete or just starting out, this interview is a must-listen for anyone looking to push their limits and discover the true power of the human spirit.
This study investigated the impact of a single Finnish sauna (high temp) session on the white blood cell profile and cortisol levels of both athletes and non-athletes. The results indicated that a sauna session can have beneficial effects on these markers of health and well-being. If you want to find out more about the potential benefits of sauna use and how it can improve your overall health, listen to this episode!
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