We are back today with 2 things for you. I) Book Club Featuring Triphasic 2 I wanted to let you know about the Strength Pages book club as they are going to feature the Triphasic Training II book coming up. Check them out at https://samelsner.gumroad.com/l/strengthpages Note- there is a small fee, but we don't make a dime off it. 2) Question of the day: "How long should my athletes rest between sets?" It's one of the most common questions we get, and most coaches "out there" are making a critical mistake with their answer. They're using the same rest period for all their athletes. There is what we recommend in the Triphasic Training II that takes the guesswork out of rest periods while maximizing each athlete's results. The Solution: Here's how it works: For Main Lifts:
For Accessory Work:
Why This Works:
Real World Example: Two athletes doing bench press:
With fixed rest periods, one athlete is always getting shortchanged. With HR-based rest, both get exactly what they need. Implementation Tips:
This is a simple method to get better results and have your athletes do higher quality work - which is key. Let us know what you think! Dr Mike T (and Cal) PS -Triphasic 2 is now live on Amazon below in print and Kindle >> Order Link << order here Here is what Eric had to say about TP2 "A Game-Changer for Every Athlete—and Even My Gen Pop Clients! Thank you Eric! >> Order Link << order here If you do not want to get this newsletter, we will miss you, sniff sniff, but you can unsubscribe by clicking the link below and -poof- we are gone. |
Greetings as I (Dr Mike T here), snuck away for a couple minutes from the NSCA Massachusetts State Clinic here today Saturday to send you a great update. Huge thanks to the 275 people that came to my keynote talk here this AM covering material from TriPhasic Training II, co-authored with Coach Cal Dietz. It was great to chat with you many of you today also. Wanted to let you all know that we have the electronic PDF that comes with the TP2 book all updated once again! It has a ton of programs,...
Since February 8th, I (Dr MIke T here) have implemented a daily cardiovascular training regimen, maintaining perfect adherence for 47 consecutive days without exception. This protocol wasn't designed for optimal conditions, but rather to test the efficacy of absolute consistency regardless of circumstances. The daily sessions have varied considerably: 15-minute Zone 2 work performed at 9pm despite significant fatigue 6-minute progressive interval sessions conducted pre-dawn High-intensity...
Happy Saturday and I hope you are charging up to crush it this week. Today we are chatting about the role of the aerobic system to support lifting and sports performance. Remember - the key is to do high quality work first, then repeat it. Your athlete's aerobic system is what allows them to recover faster during training from set to set and even session to session; thus you can do more high quality work. Functional Reserve Range A key concept to understand is Functional Reserve Range (FRR),...