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Showing posts with label football strength and conditioning workout. Show all posts
Showing posts with label football strength and conditioning workout. Show all posts

Friday, May 20, 2016

Football Drills That Separate The Best From The Rest

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While many schools do a great job with off-season strength, conditioning, and skill training, many athletes and their families are left to improvise in their local big box gym or look around the web for all of the 'cookie-cutter' 'one size fits all' programs slapped together with the intent of you buying their equipment or supplement.
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Here's our boi' Robbie with some additional drills that you can add to your program this summer to be ready to start this fall.
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-Nate
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Football Drills That Separate The Best From The Rest
by Robbie Fredric

If you want to shine on under the Friday night lights, be a superstar on Saturday or maybe even one day make it to the NFL, you have to be willing to put in the work with plenty of football drills. It's important to keep in mind that not every player on a roster does the same thing for a football team, so each person will want to work on drills that are best for them. When a team of players come together, each one working hard on their own practices, then you can have a mighty team that is ready to take on whatever comes their way on the gridiron. Here are some drills that you can practice, to become a better football player.

Ladder Mobility

To be the best on the football field, then you need to have better footwork than your opponents. One of the best ways to get that footwork is to work on ladder mobility drills, which will help you get quicker and lighter on your feet. To set this drill up, you will put a ladder on the ground in front of you. Then you will line up on the side of the ladder at either end. The goal is to then step in and out of each space in the ladder as quickly as you can by going two steps forward, two steps back and then quickly shift to the next area of space. If you get really good at this drill, you can then begin sidestepping all of the spaces, which will help you with lateral movement as well.

Precision Passing

Most players dream of being the quarterback, simply because of the amount of accolades this position gets. However, those that want to be the quarterback need to set themselves apart from other players on the field in a variety of ways. To get better at passing, quarterbacks can do a drill that will work on how precise they are. To do this, setup multiple different targets at 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50 yards away. The goal is to then hit each of these markers in as many passes as you can. If you want to work with your receivers as well, then you can even bring them in and pass to them at the same distance. And if you want to improve your arm strength even more, consider going deeper than 50 yards once you have hit five targets in a row.

Oklahoma Drill

The name of this drill varies between different regions in the country. Some call it the Oklahoma Drill, while others may call it Bulls In The Ring. Whatever the name, the idea is all the same. To perform this drill you will line up two players in front of one another and a barrier just to each of their sides. When the whistle blows, each player will then have the objective of trying to push their opponent out of the center of the area. This drill is great for defensive players, but it also gets everyone worked up and is great for right before a game. It also helps quieter players come out of their shell, knowing they can go as hard as they want without worrying about hurting someone.

There are a variety of different football drills that you can consider to be a better football player. But with the three mentioned here, you'll become faster, stronger and more precise when you put in the work to be your best.

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Friday, March 18, 2016

Which of These 7 Reasons Motivate You?

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Let's face it, most people dislike exercise. Or at least they think they do.

They say it takes up too much time, they don't like to get sweaty, or maybe they're so out-of-shape that exercise hurts.

Or maybe they'd just rather lie on the couch and eat cake.

I think that anyone who says they don't like exercise is really saying that they don't have any motivation.

Motivation is what gets you to stick with an exercise routine—even when it's the last thing you feel like doing.

There isn't a one-size-fits-all answer for motivation, since different things motivate different people. Try the following 7 reasons on for size and discover what motivates you:

Reason #1: Health
The long list of health benefits attributed to exercise should be enough motivation for anyone. Physical activity helps you achieve and maintain a healthy weight. It also helps lower bad cholesterol, triglycerides, and blood pressure, while improving the amount of good cholesterol in your body.

Additionally, exercise strengthens your bones and muscles, lowers your risk of cancer, decreases stress, helps you battle depression, and even improves your sex life.

Reason #2: Making Progress
When it comes to exercise, many people find it helpful to track their progress so they can see where they started and how far they go over time. Seeing improvements reminds you that your hard work is worth the effort. Perhaps you were only able to walk a mile, now you're able to run two! Maybe you weighed in at 250 pounds, and now you're down to 215! Track your progress using a regular journal, phone app, or fitness website. This is a great way to stay motivated and to remind yourself that while you may not notice your progress, you're making progress every day!

Reason #3: Convenience
Many people don't stick with an exercise routine when it becomes inconvenient for them. Whether you face a schedule change or don't have time to drive to the gym, it's important (and possible) to find a time and place that work best for you and your busy lifestyle. Just remember to be flexible! If you're too tired at the end of the day, try waking up a few minutes early to fit in a workout.

Reason #4: Enjoyment
If exercise is a bore for you, find a way to make it fun. Everyone likes doing things they enjoy. You might hate running but enjoy swimming or riding a bike. Perhaps you don't like being alone and would rather be social. So join a team! Or maybe you don't like the idea of driving all the way to the gym, changing out, and exercising with a crowd. Find out when your local gym is least populated, and hit the weights then. Do what's most fun for you and you'll be less likely to stop.

Reason #5: Goal Achievement
If you're just getting started in the world of exercise, a good place to start is by setting goals. How much weight would you like to lose? How far would you like to run? Working towards a goal is a great motivator. However, don't set up for failure by striving after unrealistic goals. Do this and you'll soon feel overwhelmed and give up altogether. To avoid this, set realistic milestones. When you reach them, enjoy your accomplishment and then set new goals to take your good health even further.

Reason #6: Increased Confidence
If you're out of shape or overweight, it can take a lot of courage to start an exercise routine. Remember to be confident in who you are, no matter what size or shape. Don't compare yourself to the skinny, toned figure strutting her stuff through the gym. Keep your eyes on your goal and don't expect perfection after just a week of exercise. Strive to have your best body—not someone else's.

Reason #7: Rewards
Rewards are a great motivator. In fact, much of what you do in life is motivated by a reward of some kind, whether intrinsic or extrinsic. When it comes to exercise, a good reward probably shouldn't be an ice cream sundae, but it may be that new pair of jeans you've been eyeing, or perhaps a night out with friends. Maybe for you, weight loss and lowered blood pressure are reward enough. Just know that your hard work is paying off and deserves to be rewarded.

It's my passion to help others find their motivation for creating a healthier life for themselves and their families. I'd love to hear from you – go to www.fitnessgenerator.com/ussportsradio call (5715015306) or email ( ussportsradio@gmail.com ) today.

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Friday, March 4, 2016

Does It Matter When I Exercise?

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When you exercise can be a mystery. When asked this question I would first consider the client's schedule. Make a long story short, As long as you are accounting for rest, recovery and can be consistent; then any time is the best time to exercise. We at The US Sports Online Strength and Conditioning System take into account the demands on you life and lifestyle when we design and deliver your programs.
- Coach Nate
Does It Matter When I Exercise?
(MSNBC) It's true that studies have suggested the body functions more efficiently at different times of the day. Some reports, for instance, have shown that the body's processes are slowest in the morning. Others have found that in the afternoon, strength and aerobic capacity are greatest, suggesting that it might be best to exercise at this time.

However, there are two basic principles to exercise that are even more important: If you're both consistent and patient with your training, you'll reap the benefits, says Joel Friel, author of 'The Cyclist's Training Bible" and "The Triathlete's Training Bible."

Friel, an exercise science expert, points out that studies done in the past several years have shown that important aspects of a person"s workout are not affected by time of day, such as how long you can go before exhaustion. Perceived effort remains the same throughout the day, too, meaning a workout doesn't feel harder in the evening than it would in the morning.

Other factors play a part as well. Pollution is heavier in the afternoon, which may affect your breathing. So running, cycling and other outdoor activities done in the early morning or after the evening rush hour may be better. The hot afternoon sun may also be a factor that makes early morning or evening exercise a better choice.

The bottom line, says Friel, is that it's most important to find what time of day works best for you and to commit to a fitness routine. So if exercising at night works best because you work full-time, stick with it.


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Wednesday, December 24, 2014

SKLZ 4 Day Football College\Pro 12 Week Offseason Quarterback Program Week 2 Day 3

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Week 2 - Day 3 (Wednesday) of US Sports Strength & Conditioning Free Demo ProgramWeek Difficulty:Hard
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SelectExercise NameSet and Rep Combinations
1
 
Warmup and Stretch
8 minutes 
2
 
Theraband Rotators (all positions)
15 reps,12 reps,
10 reps  
3
   Video
Hang Snatch
5 reps @ 100 lbs,4 reps @ 120 lbs,
3 reps @ 140 lbs,5 reps @ 160 lbs,
5 reps @ 150 lbs  
4
   Video
Snake Incline Bench Press (30 degree)
10 reps @ 160 lbs,5 reps @ 190 lbs,
3 reps @ 225 lbs,6 reps @ 255 lbs,
6 reps @ 255 lbs,5 reps @ 240 lbs 
5
   Video
Dumbbell Bench Press
10 reps @ 110 lbs,8 reps @ 120 lbs,
8 reps @ 110 lbs  
6
   Video
Dumbbell Fly Stretch
60 seconds 
7
   Video
Military Press
5 reps @ 150 lbs,6 reps @ 200 lbs,
6 reps @ 200 lbs,7 reps @ 190 lbs 
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Saturday, December 13, 2014

Players! Mount up for the NFL Combine Workout!

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This is it! Here are the 12-Week Off-Season NFL Combine Strength and Power Programs! The off-season is the best time of the year for making great improvements. It is the time to develop your strength, power, quickness and conditioning. Those of you who have played football know what needs to be done to get yourself into the kind of shape it takes to be a dominant player. And, if you are new to a football program, just follow the workouts and see great results!
Strength and power are two of the most important physical qualities that a football player can have. These Off-Season Football Programs are specifically designed to improve these qualities. There will be an evolution in these programs from a base strength phase through to a peak power phase. Remember to keep a positive attitude and work hard!

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5 Day NFL Combine Program
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5 Day NFL Combine Program
Week 1 - Day 1 of Sample Client 's Program
 Exercise NameSet and Rep Combinations
1Warmup and Stretch
8 minutes 
2Theraband InternalExternal Warmup Rotation (AD)
12 reps,8 reps 
3Bench Press
10 reps @ 5 lbs,5 reps @ 5 lbs,
3 reps @ 5 lbs,2 reps @ 5 lbs,
10 reps @ 5 lbs,12 reps @ 5 lbs,
10 reps @ 5 lbs  
4Incline Bench Press (45 Degree)
12 reps @ 5 lbs,10 reps @ 5 lbs,
10 reps @ 5 lbs  
5Dumbbell Fly Stretch
60 seconds 
6Dumbbell Lateral Raise
12 reps @ 0 lbs,10 reps @ 0 lbs 
7Dumbbell Rear Lateral Raise
12 reps @ 0 lbs,10 reps @ 0 lbs 
8Dumbbell Seated External Rotation
12 reps @ 0 lbs,10 reps @ 0 lbs 
9Cable Triceps Pushdown
12 reps @ 5 lbs,10 reps @ 5 lbs 
10Cable One Arm Triceps Pushdown
12 reps @ 5 lbs,10 reps @ 5 lbs 
11Barbell Standing Forearm Flexion
12 reps @ 5 lbs,10 reps @ 5 lbs 
12Hanging Bent Knee Leg Raises
0 reps,0 reps 
13Med Ball Side Throw (standing)
12 reps,8 reps 
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