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Summary
Summary
FUNCTIONAL TRAINING IS THE FASTEST, MOST EFFECTIVE WAY TO GET AHEAD OF THE COMPETITIONPush your muscle development and athletic abilities to incredible new heights with Functional Training for Athletes of All Levels. Functional training conditions your body to respond to the strenuous demands of athletic competition. This method goes far beyond standard isolation movements, done sitting down, that simply increase muscular bulk. Functional training coordinates you muscles to work together to produce explosive power, tightrope - walker balance and cat - like agility. With over 100 exercises - illustrated with step-by-step photos - and 20 sport - specific workouts, Functional Training for Athletes at All Levels will help you acquire the athletic movement skills necessary to maximize your performance in any sport. Develop a rock - solid core for supreme stabilityStrengthen your trunk for explosive powerSharpen fast - twitch muscles for lightning - quick responsesCoordinate your muscles for full body controlEnhance your stabilizers for quick, agile movementFunctional Training for Athletes at All Levels customized sport - specific workouts for: - Baseball - Basketball - Bicycling - Football - Golf - Gymnastics - Hockey - Lacrosse - Rugby - Skiing - Soccer - Softball - Swimming - Tennis - Track & Field - Volleyball - Wrestling
Author Notes
James C. Radcliffe has a M.S. from University of Oregon in Exercise & Movement Science and a B.A. from Pacific University in Physical Education & Health. He is currently the Head Strength & Conditioning Coach at the University of Oregon, Eugene, and has been a coach for the University of Oregon Athletic Dept. since 1985.. He is an instructor for intercollegiate athletics including weight training, basketball, softball/baseball and track & field. He has written or consultant on numerous books and videos including High-Powered Plyometrics (1999 book edition, 2001 video) and Encyclopedia of Sports Medicine & Exercise Physiology.
Table of Contents
Part 1 Overview | p. 1 |
Why Train for Function? | p. 2 |
Benefits of Functional Training | p. 4 |
Function of Warm-Up | p. 9 |
Function of Core Training | p. 10 |
Function of Strength Training | p. 12 |
Function of Power Training | p. 14 |
Function of Sprint Training | p. 18 |
Function of Agility Training | p. 21 |
Before You Begin | p. 23 |
Part 2 The Programs | p. 27 |
How to Use This Book | p. 28 |
Program Planning | p. 30 |
Dynamic Warm-Up | p. 34 |
Core Training | p. 35 |
Strength Training | p. 36 |
Power Training | p. 37 |
Baseball/Softball | p. 38 |
Basketball | p. 38 |
Bicycling | p. 40 |
Golf | p. 40 |
Football Line Positions | p. 42 |
Football Skill Positions | p. 42 |
Gymnastics | p. 44 |
Hockey/Lacrosse | p. 44 |
Racquet Sports | p. 46 |
Rugby | p. 46 |
Skiing (Alpine) | p. 48 |
Skiing (Nordic) | p. 48 |
Soccer | p. 50 |
Swimming | p. 50 |
Track & Field Distances | p. 52 |
Track & Field Sprints & Jumps | p. 52 |
Track & Field Throws | p. 54 |
Volleyball | p. 54 |
Wrestling | p. 56 |
Part 3 The Exercises | p. 59 |
Dynamic Warm-Up | |
Top o[prime] the Head Drill-Knee Grab | p. 60 |
Top o[prime] the Head Drill-Froggie | p. 61 |
Top o[prime] the Head Drill-March | p. 62 |
Heel Walk | p. 63 |
Toe Walk | p. 64 |
Toe Grab | p. 65 |
Forward Lunge | p. 66 |
Side-to-Side Lunge | p. 67 |
Hands & Heels | p. 68 |
Exaggerated Skip | p. 69 |
Shuffle | p. 70 |
Lateral Skip | p. 71 |
Carioca | p. 72 |
Backward Run | p. 73 |
Backpedal | p. 74 |
Backward Skip | p. 75 |
Backward Shuffle | p. 76 |
Core Training | |
Prone Pedestal | p. 77 |
Supine Pedestal | p. 78 |
Side Pedestal | p. 79 |
Neck Pedestal | p. 80 |
Back-to-Back Squat | p. 81 |
Toe-to-Toe Squat | p. 82 |
Twisting Lunge | p. 83 |
Overhead Reach | p. 84 |
Duck Walk | p. 85 |
Russian (Cossack) Duck Walk | p. 86 |
Single-Arm Push-Up | p. 87 |
Double-Arm Push-Up | p. 88 |
Over & Under | p. 89 |
Medicine Ball Twist | p. 90 |
Balanced Toss | p. 91 |
Back Walkover | p. 92 |
Lean, Pull & Push | p. 93 |
Single-Leg Squat | p. 94 |
Strength Training | |
Good Morning | p. 95 |
Stiff-Leg Deadlift | p. 96 |
Russian Deadlift | p. 97 |
Clean Pull | p. 98 |
High Pull | p. 99 |
Overhead Squat | p. 100 |
Overhead Lunge | p. 101 |
Front Squat | p. 102 |
Step-Up Slow | p. 103 |
Step-Up with Push-Off | p. 104 |
Step-Up with Knee Drive | p. 105 |
Step-Up Fast | p. 106 |
Step-Down | p. 107 |
Single-Leg Squat (Loaded) | p. 108 |
Overhead Press | p. 109 |
Push Press | p. 110 |
Push Jerk | p. 111 |
Split Jerk | p. 112 |
Power Training | |
Snatch | p. 114 |
Clean | p. 116 |
Clean & Jerk | p. 118 |
Squat jump (Loaded) | p. 120 |
Pogo | p. 121 |
Squat Jump | p. 122 |
Double-Leg Slide Kick | p. 123 |
Knee Tuck Jump | p. 124 |
Split Jump | p. 125 |
Scissor Jump | p. 126 |
Depth Jump | p. 127 |
Prance | p. 128 |
Gallop | p. 129 |
Skip | p. 130 |
Ankle Flip | p. 131 |
Bounding | p. 132 |
Lateral Bounding | p. 133 |
Double-Leg Hops | p. 134 |
Side Hops | p. 135 |
Single-Leg Pogo | p. 136 |
Single-Leg Slide Kick | p. 137 |
Single-Leg Hops | p. 138 |
Diagonal Hops | p. 139 |
Lateral Hops | p. 140 |
Shovel Toss | p. 141 |
Scoop Toss | p. 142 |
Twist Toss | p. 143 |
Scoop Throw | p. 144 |
Diagonal Throw | p. 145 |
Kneeling Forward Throw | p. 146 |
Standing Forward Throw | p. 147 |
Stepping Forward Throw | p. 148 |
Wall Push-Up | p. 149 |
Drop Push-Up | p. 150 |
Kneeling Chest Pass | p. 151 |
Chest Pass | p. 152 |
Sprint Training | |
Squared Step & Staggered Step | p. 153 |
Open Step & Crossover Step | p. 154 |
Drop Step & Pivot Step | p. 155 |
Balanced Starts | p. 156 |
Resisted Starts | p. 157 |
"A" Walk/"A" Skip/"A" Run | p. 158 |
Wall Drill | p. 160 |
"B" Walk/"B" Skip/"B" Run | p. 161 |
Cadence Fast Leg | p. 162 |
Agility Training | |
Sit Drill | p. 163 |
Sway Drill | p. 164 |
Speed Weave | p. 166 |
Shuttle Run | p. 167 |
Power Weave | p. 168 |
3-Cone "L" Run | p. 169 |
Directional Drill | p. 170 |
Index | p. 172 |
References | p. 175 |
About the Author/Acknowledgments | p. 176 |