December, 2010 - Complementary Training

Archive for December, 2010

  • Block Periodization Slides

    By Mladen Jovanovic on 30/12/2010

    Just found this interesting slides from the lecture by Vladimir Issurin. Worth checking out. Here is it.

  • Keep It Simple, Stupid (and Short)

    By Mladen Jovanovic on 29/12/2010

    Don’t get into details of the plan too much, since I didn’t manage to put it into use. Why? Because I haven’t seen the athletes before making it, who were young girls that did not need such an “advanced” and complex planning at the first place.

  • Analysis of Reactive Training Systems

    By Mladen Jovanovic on 28/12/2010

    Although I have promised in Periodization confusion article that I am going to make a real-world practical example on planning the preparatory period for 8-weeks long pause between two halves of the soccer season, I am first going to make another example by ‘disecting’ Reactive Training System (RTS) by MikeTuchscherer based on the slides and material from Progressive Powerlifting…

  • Periodization Confusion?

    By Mladen Jovanovic on 25/12/2010

    I have recently been reading Transfer of Training (Volume 2) by Dr Anatoly Bondarchuk and watching video(s) by Derek Evely. To understand their classification of training systems it is necessary to understand the classification of the exercises based on the specificity criteria. Thus, Bondarchuk identified four groups of exercises/methods.

  • Frame of reference

    By Mladen Jovanovic on 24/12/2010

    Frame of Reference Take an acceleration phase in sprinting  for an example. Ground reaction force passes through body’s center of mass (or slightly outside of it causing certain torque around body’s sagital axis) and certain component of it provides the prop ulsion force. The bigger the propulsion force, the greater the acceleration. The body inclination can affect this, but to get...

  • MOTORIČKA ANALIZA ODBOJKAŠKE IGRE

    By Mladen Jovanovic on 23/12/2010

    Seminarski rad koji sam napisao negde u Aprilu 2010. godine pre nego sam napisao Planning and programming of training in sport games. Neki grafovi su posle modifikovani i dorađeni. U svakom slučaju naučio sam malo više o odbojci dok sam pisao ovaj rad.   1.0 UVOD Odbojka spada u grupu visoko-intenzivnih intermitentnih sportskih igara (engl. HIIE – High-Intensity Intermittent...

  • Website of the Year

    By Mladen Jovanovic on 20/12/2010

    I think you already know where this ‘prize’ is going to. Yes, you are right – BodyRecomposition.com. The website provides plenty of no B.S. advices that are practical (both nutrition and training wise) and FREE. Yes you read it correctly – FREE!.  Honestly, I direct everyone who asks me about training/nutrition advice to Lyle’s website and books. I really...

  • Exercise Obsession

    By Mladen Jovanovic on 19/12/2010

    Exercise Obsession I remember when I started my coaching education and becoming professionally interested into sport training (don’t confuse this with watching sports) I was obsessed with individual exercises. I was thinking which one was better, harder, puke inducing, etc.  Which one should be done all the time, which one was better choice. Over time, I started being more interested into...

  • Strengths~Weaknesses

    By Mladen Jovanovic on 17/12/2010

    Strengths~Weaknesses Should athletes work on improving their weaknesses OR emphasizing their strengths in the training process? The answer to this question is of course it depends. The relationship between organism~environment determines the strengths and the weaknesses of the athletes. Based on the evaluation of the strengths and the weaknesses training goals are proposed. The question is again should we...

  • Polish Olympic Weightlifting – YouTube Playlist

    By Mladen Jovanovic on 14/12/2010

    Polish Olympic Weightlifting – YouTube Playlist Just a quick entry today. A neat old black-n-white video on Polish Weightlifting. Thanks to joonbug2006 who posted it on YouTube.