Anatomy of Strength and Conditioning. Hollis Lance Liebman

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       Alternating Renegade Row

       Alternating Kettlebell Press

       Double Kettlebell Snatch

       Plyo Kettlebell Push-Up

       Advanced Kettlebell Windmill

       Kettlebell Figure 8

       Bottoms-Up Kettlebell Clean

       Band Pull-Apart

       Band Good Morning (Pull-Through)

       External Rotation with Band

       Hip Extension with Band

       Conditioning Exercises

       Depth Jumps

       Lateral Bounding

       Cone Jumps

       Box Jumps

       Burpees

       Air Squats

       Crossover Step-Up

       Reverse Lunge

       Mountain Climbers

       Star Jumps

       Plyometric Push-Up

       Skier

       Turkish Get-Up

       Farmer’s Walk

       Pullover Pass

       Medicine Ball Pike-Up

       Plank

       Side Plank

       T-Stabilization

       Swiss Ball Roll-Out

       Swiss Ball Jackknife

       Bent-Knee Sit-Up

       Stability Ball Exchange

       Medicine Ball Wood-Chop

       Medicine Ball Slam

       Seated Russian Twist

       Swiss Ball Hip Crossover

       Kneeling Cable Crunch

       Workouts

       Beginner’s Workout

       Sports Workout

       Mixed-Modalities Workout

       Range Workout

       Melting-Pot Workout

       Kamikaze Workout

       Glossary

       Credits & Acknowledgments

      INTRODUCTION

      The aim of strength and conditioning training is to enable you not only to handle a heavier load but also to carry that load in a better way. This is achieved by improving your aerobic capacity through the grouping together of various types of exercise. In plain speak, we are talking about enabling greater performance through increased strength, speed, capacity and accuracy. It is only through the continual application and eventual mastery of these four skill sets that an athlete can achieve his or her best.

      Strength training and conditioning, though different in definition and result, are reliant onone another and complement each other perfectly. A strong athlete may be able to lift an enormous load, but this is of limited use if he or she doesn’t also have the conditioningand requisite lung capacity to go the distance in a chosen discipline. It also follows that anathlete with great stamina but lacking explosive power will not reach his or her full potential.

      Generally

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