5 Ways To Get Explosive Power (For Athletes)

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Explosive power is foundational to athletes in most sports. It's also an extremely complex area of training to understand. In this video you will learn about the mixed methods approach to training for power.
Sources:
Developing Explosive Muscular Power: Implications for a Mixed Methods Training Strategy (Robert U. Newton, William J. Kraemer...).
Training for Speed/Strength: Heavy vs. Light Loads (W. Young).
Training principles for Power (G. Gregory Haff; Sophia Nimphiu).
How much strength is necessary? (Michael H. Stone, Gavin Moir, Mark Glaister and Ross Sanders).
Power Training: The Key to Athletic Success (David F. Armstrong).
The level of effort, rather than muscle exercise intensity determines strength gain following a six-week training (CH. Jiang)

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I’ve been looking for this. I keep going with my mates who just train for strength. I want power. Thank you

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Thank you very much. Can I combine all the methods into one exercise schedule

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Can you tell me some workouts for explosive strength in cricket as a batsmen

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Great vid, but I need help on how to implement all this components in a workout can someone help?

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What is the most important for handball

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first of all, thank you for your effort and sharing your knowledge! i already train very similar to your videos for years. very rare contet, specially for wrestling you give very good advice in terms of conditioning and speedtraining! @07:31you show a olympic weightliifter doing plyo exercises. there is a little longer video of this one... can you help me out? he is doing one leg side jumpms in the one i mean.... thank you!

[@PowerTraining]

Thanks for the kind words sir, glad you enjoy the content. The athlete you're seeing is Werner Günthör , a world-class shot-putter from the 80s. You can look him up here on youtube and you will find the video. Best of luck to you!

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What type of component is best for cricket/baseball

[@Anonymous-jy3ek]

Are there any alternatives to olympic lifts for high velocity strength training ?

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what component should a soccer player train

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How to schedule this trainings?

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what would you recommend for throwing sports?

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Im a footballer do i need to train can i train explosive leg 3times a week

[@bertugali]

Push ups -> clapping push ups Jogs -> sprints I'm kind of a beginner so I am starting with little changes.

[@Cesare0328]

What would be the best to do for arm wrestling/ arm strength. I just do explosive pushups every night (I do take ice water bath after that too).

[@eyadcrafter1734]

can i do ppl 2 times per week one to train my strength and the other one for velocity?

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4:27 do i have to do all of these or just one?

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Hi,should we avoid training to failure when training for speed/power?

[@tptonypham2323]

Weights need to be heavy enough to overload muscles with tension, but not too much that you cannot execute the exercise properly. Reaching till failure help you recruit more muscle fibers, but make sure it’s save. The body is only going to grow, when it’s really needed - this is a survival mechanism.

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How much should you rest between sets? Also should you do a different component each training session, week, or month?

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but why we should do strength and speed why just directly start doing skatches etc stuff

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What if I'm a Chase Tag athlete? What should I go for? Plyometrics sounds scrumptious.

[@PowerTraining]

Well, this sport is way out of my area of competence. But by the looks of it, Plyometrics and velocity-training may prove productive. Along with agility and mobility obviously

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[@joshturanich6646]

I’d say about a 2.5x body weight squat is where low velocity strength gains no longer become beneficial. Thoughts?

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Thought are that I can only do my bodyweight on 1rm

[@glago93]

It's a little different for everyone, but that sounds about right. I'm a 165lb man that can only squat 265 for my 1RM, so I've got a ways to go...

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Which exercises are good for punching power in boxing?

[@Bi0pandemic]

You need both velocity and force to throw fast and heavy punches, honestly you need all of the above except high velocity strength imo. You dont want to weight train to often as that leads to more muscle which you dfont want as that will slow you down

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[@Leonidas-eu9bb]

sprinting/speed is the most difficult to develop.

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If you put a swing into your direction will you increase your velocity?❤

[@mcmerry2846]

what about these lightweights x 30 reps + FAST EXECUTIONS???

[@PowerTraining]

Considering you go maximal effort, you would probably peak the first 1-6 reps, and then, your power would significantly decrease and finally at the higher reps, it's just like endurance training for the body.

[@arinoba492]

Contents are obviously great but on top of that I liked the presentation style, idk. Thanks

[@acts9835]

Boxer here, is 5 pound weights too light for speed training? I lie down on the floor and dumbell press 5 pound weights as fast and as explosively as I can too potentially increase my punching speed or power. (my weight is 155 and my bench is 215) Im also trying to avoid getting mass.

[@rigohook1160]

Hey, mate. Former boxer here. I think it's way to light, not an expert tho, so take the following advice with a grain of salt. I'd find out what my maximum bench press would be, take a third of the weight away and woukd press that as fast as i can. But avoiding getting more mass, as you said, this could be not for you, if you have to stay in your weight class.

[@acts9835]

@@rigohook1160 it actually helps apparently, power lifters use really light weights and go as fast as they can just too get that extra velocity boost. Kinda like how manny pac throws combos as fast as he can too gain speed and endurance. The bench you described is good for power training and velocity training. As long as you have a low calorie diet and high protien diet you wont gain muscle but youll get stronger.

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Since Power = Force x Velocity And Force = mass x acceleration Would body building aka training for size to increase the mass be beneficial/ a good use of time when training for power? (For a punch in boxing or a throw in football)

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this is exactly why there are weight classes in boxing

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All I heard listening to this was, "go back to crossfit" and "Spartan races"

[@cdl34453]

He says any further work on strength training would give you minimal gains why so if your still producing more force than you did before Example if an Athlete weighs 190lb has a 405lb High bar ATG Back Squat and has a 30 inch Vertical Jump If the Same Athlete 1 Year later weighs 196lbs now has a 495lb High Bar Back Squat and now has a 32 inch Vertical Jump 3 Years Later the Same Athlete now weighs 205lbs high bar Squats 515 has a 35in Vert The Vertical Jump Keeps Going Up Considering his Relative Strength Percentage is Still 2.2 above I Feel like there’s no limit to how much added benefit it is to getting Stronger if I Squat 500 and weigh 205 I would have increased Total Force Production than if I’m 190 squatting 405

[@glago93]

I don't know that there is a "limit" but there are definitely diminishing returns past a certain point... it's different for everyone. Perhaps you haven't reached that threshold yet.

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Newton's 2nd Law, F=mA, Force=Mass x Acceleration

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