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Title: Applied Strength Training For Football


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Applied Strength Training For Football
  • Robert McAdams
  • www.robertwmcadams.com

2
Off-Season Purposes
  • Whats the purposes of the off-season?
  • Main Purpose Increased Team Ability
  • Primary Strength, Power, Speed, Bodyweight
  • Aux. Skills/TechFootwork, Blocking, Tackling
  • Secondary Increased Team Character
  • Comradery, Work Ethic, Discipline, Motivation,
    Pride
  • Conclusion
  • Strength Power are PRIMARY concern of MAIN
    off-season purpose
  • What the main purpose (or use) of the
    Weightroom?
  • Increased Strength PowerPERIOD!
  • So dont do everything in the weightroom, just
    get strong powerful
  • Speed will improve with very little agility
    training AND strength power
  • Bodyweight will increase with very little
    emphases AND strength power
  • Tackling, blocking, other skills are best
    taught in padsnot the weightroom
  • These skills are also improved with very little
    training AND strength power
  • Character traits will be learned along the way,
    no need to focus on them
  • These traits will be improved with very little
    emphasis AND strength power

3
Strength/Power Principles
  • How is Strength/Power Built?
  • Multi-joint movements/exercises
  • No isolation exercises
  • Strength Squat, Bench, Rows
  • Power Snatch, Clean
  • Low Volume Fatiguelow reps, more rest
  • Strength 3-6 rep range
  • Power 1-3 rep range
  • 3 min rest between sets
  • Increase Intensitybar weight increases over time
  • Exercise TechniqueMASTER few VS Doing many

4
The Basic 5x5 Program
  • Mon/Wed/Fri 5x5 Heavy Days
    80 minutes
  • Group A (split, then flip-flop)
    35 min
  • Squat, Bench/Row 5x5 3 min/set, 15 min/ex
  • Group B (all one, then all other)
    35 min
  • Snatch, Clean 5x3r 3 min/set, 15
    min/ex
  • Team Abs
    10 min
  • Tu/Th 20x1 Tech/AG Days
    80 minutes
  • Group A
    40 min
  • Snatch, Clean 20x1r 1 min/set, 20
    min/ex
  • Group B
    40 min
  • Agilities, Dots 10 min/ex
  • Bounding, Lines 10 min/ex
  • Wed Power Days
  • Same as M/W/F except with 85 of normal weight

5
The Condensed (JH) Version
  • Mon/Wed/Fri 5x5 Heavy
    45 minutes
  • Group A (flip-flop)
    20 min
  • Squat, Bench/Row 3x5 3 min/set, 10
    min/ex
  • Group B
    20 min
  • Snatch, Clean 3x3 3min/set, 10
    min/ex
  • Team Abs 5 min
  • Tu/Th 20x1 Tech/AG
    45 minutes
  • Group A
    22 min
  • Snatch 10x1, Clean 12x1 1 min/set, 10
    min/ex
  • Group B
    22 min
  • Agilities, Dot Drill, Lines 7 min/ex
  • Wed Power Days
  • Same as M/W/F except with 85 of normal weight

6
Details of the Program
  • All variables remain CONSTANT/CONSISTENT
  • Exercises Squat, Bench/Row, Snatch, Clean
  • Volume 5x5, 5x3r, 20x1r
  • Heavy (or Power) days are all IDENTICAL
  • Technique days are all IDENTICAL
  • Consistency helps kids/coaches understand/implemen
    t program
  • Kids/Coaches know what to do expect in only a
    few weeks
  • Weight Accountability numbers that mean
    something
  • Initially Heavy Weight is 75 of max
  • Weight up 5lb if all 5x5 done, down 20lb if not
    done
  • Insures the kids will increase much more than
    decrease
  • Affects kids bodyadapt to ever-increasing
    weight
  • Affects kids view of weightroomthey expect to
    get stronger
  • Weights written down on sheet by athlete after
    5th set
  • Coach will put Mon weights on the new sheet every
    week
  • Technique days are 70 of Monday Weights Snatch
    Clean
  • Power days are 85 of Mon Weights for ALL
    Exercises

7
HVY-PWR-EZ Weight Chart
  • Used Tu/Th for technique day weight
  • Ex. Mon 205 Clean 5x3 (HVY?EZ)?
  • 145lb range /- to keep group same
  • Used Wed for power day weight
  • Ex. Mon 275 5x5 Squat (HVY?PWR)
  • 240lb range /- to keep group same
  • Used for max range or aiming point
  • Ex. 275 Squat 5x5, 205 Clean 5x3
  • Likely max (PWR?HVY for 5x3, PWR?HVY down 1
    for 5x5)
  • Squat 340lb range, Clean 235lb range
  • Chart Made With Microsoft Excel
  • Column 1 15 cell (above it 100) drag it
    down until desired max weight
  • Column 2 round (.85 cell (to left)/5, 0) 5
    drag down to bottom
  • Column 3 round (.7 cell (to left)/5, 0) 5
    drag down to bottom

8
Example Weekly Sheet From Estill County, KYFeb
27, 2006 (Front Side)
9
Example Weekly Sheet From Estill County, KYFeb
27, 2006 (Back Side)
10
Estill County, KY Weightroom
11
Squatting Key Coaching Points
  • Squat is King of Strength Exercise
  • Kids have to get down to below parallel to get
    benefits
  • Coach through heels
  • Sit back on your heels (going down)
  • Should be able to wiggle toes through the whole
    squat
  • Keep your heels down (at the bottom)
  • Push through your heels (coming up)
  • Coach taking a dump
  • Sit back like youre taking a dump
  • Dont get crap on your feet Sit way back,
    shoulders forward
  • PunishGroup for ANY kids squatting above
    parallel
  • Call out each groups number of above parallel
    squats team up-downs
  • This really cuts down on above parallel squatting

12
Bench/Rows Coaching Points
  • Upper body is less coaching intensive than lower
    body
  • Bench Press (Chest/Front Shoulder/Arm)
  • Big breath at top hold, descend slowly on track
    to bottom
  • Big air tight!, you cant over-coach breathing
    properly
  • Smooth decent, not jerky or fast
  • Bar below nipples (sternum) w/ elbows in to
    body/lats tight
  • Smooth into and out of the chest, no bounce
  • Drive elbows up and press to over eyesfocus on
    elbows
  • Row (Upper Back/Rear Shoulder/Arm)
  • Deadlift barbell
  • Bend over to approx 45-60 degree angle
  • Pull bar back to belly with focus on elbows
  • Break bar over your belly
  • Smooth stretch going down big breath
  • Honestly, I dont care much about either of
    these
  • I do them because
  • Kids love bench pretty muscles
  • Shoulder stability and strength helps avoid
    injuries
  • They promote some balance to this leg-dominant
    program

13
Alterations, Problems, Resolutions
  • Alterations to 5x5
  • Add the Power day Wednesday
  • Good for after all kids tap out 1-2 times on all
    exercises
  • This should happen around 6-8 weeks in
  • Starting weight is best 5x5 (weight before last
    decrease) minus 15-20lb
  • Only increase on Mon/Fri
  • Should last you another 4-6 weeks with few
    decreases
  • Problems
  • 5x5 doesnt encourage muscle growth BEST
  • 5x5 doesnt fatigue kids BEST
  • Kids need to gain muscle at some point
  • Resolutions
  • Fatigue-Strength Training
  • Only done AFTER base strength/tech established
    (3 mo of 5x5)
  • Phase 1 Max 12/Drop 12s (max 12, followed by
    3x12 less weight, 45s timed rest for 2-3 wk)
  • Phase 2 Max 10/20 (max 10, followed by max 20,
    4-5 min rest, 2-3 wk)
  • Phase 3 Max 8/15 (max 8, followed by max 15,
    4-5 min rest, 2-3 wk)
  • Weight increased in progression like in 5x5up 5
    if complete, down 10 if not complete
  • 4-6 week training period with growth increase w/
    same type strength progression

14
Questions?
  • Feel free to contact me at either
  • www.robertwmcadams.com
  • robertmcadams75_at_yahoo.com
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