Athlete Profiling: Choosing a Periodization System, with Nick Winkleman | NSCA.com

In this video from the NSCA's National Conference 2012, Nick Winkleman discusses the use of periodization - its definition, considerations, using periodization profiles, and examples.
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[@vittaveve1939]

Every time I watch this I learn more & more... I feel better & better about my approach every time

[@TheCarlespuyol]

Very good presentation. However, it should be split up into multiple presentations. Three to five presentations of 90 minutes would be enough. As the presentation goes further he becomes more and more complex which equals to confusing. Anyway, this could be furthermore explored term by term and concept by concept until complete understanding. Very nice Mr. Nick

[@idiedlastmonth]

That's how passionate I feel! Good work!

[@carlosacarter]

Such passion and nerdiness!

[@andresposada7755]

Very knowledgeable presenter, I learned a lot. Thank you.

[@ricomartin8278]

Ive listened to this 50 times

[@maciejlewandowski1284]

Lots of informations 👌

[@ndangerously]

KZbin paying attention to my needs…

[@MrRugbyman555]

Gold!!

[@Amansvista]

I will try to apply this to hitting a squat PR!

[@isaacmarriner5358]

so when the intensity changes from 90 percent of 1rm to 60 percent we moving into a more power for 3 reps but does the excercises still stay the same ?? copound?

[@iztheillest]

So when he’s talking about having a linear model but combining it w/ daily undulated training, does that mean that both Novices and Intermediates can use it? And how do we determine if an athlete is a novice? Do we go by strength standards or training age?

[@ajollypanda4175]

He says the linear model has aspects of undulation because the intensity can change from day to day, which is still the linear periodization he is saying that can benefit novice lifters moreover advanced. I would say go by training age but also how long ago they have trained; someone with the right training age who have trained 6 months ago vs someone with the same training age but haven't lifted in a couple years will be in two completely different classifications.

[@The4321kp]

what does he mean by max strength endurance and max power endurance?

[@Parker_Miller_M.S.]

Max strength endurance is the ability to perform more reps without stopping so say doing 20 bicep curls in one set one week and going to 25 reps per the one set the next week. Power endurance I believe it to be the ability to increase capacity to perform a lift like a clean and jerk for example for more reps than starting with without form breaking down or being able to maximally Sprint for 3 seconds longer than before.

[@user-vx4zc9dd6h]

He had me with the rat joke!

[@UndefinedLastName]

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[@lowbarmike]

fuck thank you for uploading this

[@yktube130]

there are so many book on periodization, cant read all, so which to select? I am a fitness coach ( india ), not a sports coach

[@NSCAstrong]

You are right that there are a lot of good books on periodization, and we don't have just one to recommend. Here are some other videos on periodization that we can recommend: * Periodization and Programming for Strength Power Sports, with Mike Stone and Meg Stone | NSCA.com at kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGaWiqh6aLulorc * Conjugate Periodization, with Matt Wenning | NSCA.com at kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZ6raGiehLaobKs and

[@yktube130]

@@NSCAstrong Thank you so much , I will watch them all :-)

[@tonytrap]

Westside has entered the chat.

[@Bacon_N_Backpacking]

How come every single exercise related professor, lecturer, coach etc all look like they’ve never actually worked out themselves 🤔

[@decathlete2000]

Their wives destroyed them from all points of views, most of the through divorce grape or just through nagging etc.