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Lesson Tag: AHHPS Week 5
[Module 5] Webinar
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[Module 5] Discussion
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Muscle-Based Strength 07:26
When building a Strength Session or Block, our first decision is to build Muscle-Based Strength, Movement-Based Strength or a combo of the two. Muscle-Based Strength Training isolates force into specific regions or muscles for the purpose of enhancing muscle endurance, maximal strength or hypertrophy. […]
4Q Strength Examples
Click on the topics below to see examples of various Strength exercises mapped to all 4Q […]
Intro to 4Q Strength 07:40
Strength is the ability to produce the required amount of force to accomplish a given task. Most life and sporting tasks are variable, creating a need for using 4Q to achieve strength outcomes General Strength Benefits of the 4Q LLT Benefits: Greater recruitment of Type II fibers Ideal for Hypertrophy and Max Strength Intramuscular coordination […]
Module 5 Strength Program Example 11:31
Welcome to Module 5 as we explore our first Outcome-Based Workout Strategy: Muscular Strength. This module’s program gives you a sample of Max/Submax Strength Training, Strength Endurance, and Hypertrophy. […]
Program Builder Tutorial: Build a Session 14:52
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Community Workout: Muscle Strength Session
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[Week 5] Discussion
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[Week 5] Webinar
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Muscle-Based Strength 07:26
When building a Strength Session or Block, our first decision is to build Muscle-Based Strength, Movement-Based Strength or a combo of the two. Muscle-Based Strength Training isolates force into specific regions or muscles for the purpose of enhancing muscle endurance, maximal strength or hypertrophy. […]
4Q Strength Examples
Click on the topics below to see examples of various Strength exercises mapped to all 4Q […]
Program of the Week (Week 5) 11:31
Welcome to Week 5 as we explore our first Outcome-Based Workout Strategy: Muscular Strength. This week’s program gives you a sample of Max/Submax Strength Training, Strength Endurance and Hypertrophy. […]
Intro to 4Q Strength 07:40
Strength is the ability to produce the required amount of force to accomplish a given task. Most life and sporting tasks are variable, creating a need for using 4Q to achieve strength outcomes General Strength Benefits of the 4Q LLT Benefits: Greater recruitment of Type II fibers Ideal for Hypertrophy and Max Strength Intramuscular coordination […]
