Guest guest Posted January 10, 2008 Report Share Posted January 10, 2008 Hi Rob, Following on from Matt Barrs post and in the absence of a range of studies 'specifically' testing HIT could you answer the following question : (Posted by: " Matt Barr, - IMO the best model for increasing athletic performance was presented by Bill Kraemer and Rober Newton (Developing explosive muscular power: implications for a mixed methods training strategy, Strength and Conditioning Journal, 1994, 10, 16, 20-31)) For a sprinter or basketball player or other athlete requiring explosive power, strength and endurance How does HIT train all the following components for athletic performance? 1.high velocity-low load (jump squats, bench throws, Olympic lifts, etc.) 2.low velocity-high load (heavy squats, bench press etc.) 3.intramuscular coordination (multi-joint exercises) 4.rate of force development (developed by explosive training and focusing on accelerating the weight as fast as possible in heavy resistance training) 5.stretch shortening cycle (developed by explosive plyometric training) Eastham Melbourne, Australia Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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