WEBSITE: http://www.synergy-athletics.com ORIGINAL POST: STRENGTH MANUAL: http://www.bullstrength.com
One of the first articles I ever wrote was called "What's Your Upper Body Vertical" and it was published on Elitefts. Essentially my argument was that people are too obsessed with the "what's your bench" question and there should be more important measurements for athletes. In that article I mentioned plyometric push up height as something athletes could include.
In our strength program, we work in dynamic effort training before repetition effort.
Example dynamic effort workout: 1. Speed Bench (not shown) 6 x 2
2. Timed Monkey Bars 2 x Length
3. Sloth Monkey Bars 2 x Length
4. Plyometric Push ups 4 x 10 or Hindu Push ups 4 x 12
5. War Daddies (plate halos shown)
Dynamic Effort Clips
Also shown are plate stackers, a KILLER BICEP EXERCISE! I've video taped this exercise at least 5 times, and then always forget to get the video up. I'll try to finally get it taped again this week. I know that fatigue will play a roll by the end of the plyometric push ups, that is why it is performed during the accessory movements.
"War Daddies" is a complex that I have included in the Bull Strength Conditioning bonus videos (and people are loving it!) Get on board while the BONUSES last!
KEYWORDS: dynamic effort, dynamic effort upper body, chest exercise, monkey bars, back exercise, plyo push ups, plyometric pushups
can you make some sort of ``fitness for begginers`` video series, for people who might not be in the best shape and not capable of completing all of your workouts, and did I here beyonce in the backround lol might want to edit that out next time
leafsfan9917 1 year ago
@leafsfan9917 haha, all the single ladies doesn't get you PRs?!? Thanks for the "fitness for beginners" suggestion I was working on a post for Synergy about exercise progressions - should be up this or next week. I appreciate the comment!
jhashey 1 year ago