Explosive Power and Jumping Ability for All Sports
Learn Essential Strength and Jumping Ability Exercises for All
Sports!
by Tadeusz Starzynski and Henryk Sozanski
Translated by Thomas Kurz
Contains exercise
progressions for the following sports: badminton, basketball, boxing, cross-country
skiing, downhill skiing, fencing, field hockey, gymnastic acrobatics, gymnastics, ice
hockey, judo, kayaking, kickboxing, lawn tennis, luge, martial arts, rowing, rugby, speed
skating, ski jumps, soccer, swimming, table tennis, team handball, track and field
(discus, high jump, javelin, long jump, middle distance running, pole vault, shot put,
sprints, triple jump), volley ball, wrestling (classical, freestyle).
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138 pages
ISBN: 0-940149-09-5
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How well you jump and how powerfully you punch, pull, or throw depends
on your explosive power, on your special endurance for explosive movements, and on your
speed, coordination, and flexibility. Explosive Strength and Jumping Ability for All
Sports tells you how to develop each of these abilities. You will learn all there is to
know about developing explosive power and jumping ability.
- How to prepare for intensive plyometric exercises
- What are the right loads for you in a workout
- What are the right loads for you in a yearly training cycle
- How to prevent injuries to your ankles, knees, and arms
- Ready-made progressions of exercises for 32 major sports, starting with
badminton and ending with wrestling.
This book gathers the very latest research from a top-notch coach and a
world-recognized theoretician who has made it his life's work to systematize existing
knowledge about training for sport-specific forms of explosive power or jumping ability.
Tadeusz Starzynski is an outstanding coach, and a world
authority on training for jumps. Athletes coached by him have won two Olympic gold medals,
two gold medals at European Championships, and several times won national championships
and set national records. A member of the World and European Federation of Track and Field
Coaches, he is the author of more than 150 publications published in 30 countries.
Henryk Sozanski, Ph.D., a track-and field coach, is now
a professor and a president of AWF (University School of Physical Education) in Warsaw,
Poland. He specializes in problems of training—including the role of jumping ability in
athletes' fitness preparation. He has directed research on training loads and their
optimization and is the author of more than 300 works concerning the theory of sports
training.
Table of Contents
- Preface
- Jumping Ability in an Athlete's Preparation
- Definition of Terms and Classifications of Sports
- Physical Fitness Training
- What Is Fitness Preparation?
- Speed-strength Preparation
- Training for Speed
- Training for Strength
- Training for Jumping Ability
- Developing Ability to Control Movements
- Endurance Preparation as a Foundation of Training
- Control of Training
- Directions of Jumping Ability and Explosive Strength Training.
- Developing Jumping Ability in Stages of Sports Training
- Developing Jumping Ability in a Yearly Training Cycle
- Rotation of Means of Training During Yearly Cycle
- Multijumps—Natural Jumping Ability Exercises
- Sport-specific Explosive Strength for Jumping Ability
- Sport-specific Explosive Strength for Arm Movements
- Exercises for Prevention of Injuries to Ankle, Knee, and Arm Joints
- Atlas of Exercises for Jumping Ability and Explosive Strength.
- Exercises for Individual Sports
- Exercises for Team Games
- Exercises for Combat Sports
- Supplementary Strength Exercises
- Bibliography
- Index
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Testimonials
“Valuable Training Advice -- a must for all athletes."
“As a world class and Olympic level coach of Dwight Stones, James
Butts, Dan Ripley and others, may I encourage you to use these wonderful concepts that
Tadeusz has given. These principles will work very well with our `Aerobic Resistive
Rebounding' concept found in the `Olympic Trainer' book available on Amazon.com. Give
these concepts a try and you will become a champion!”
—Harry Sneider, Ph.D.
Arcadia, California,
www.DrFit.net
“Translated from the original Polish version, this book has the aura
of a secret Eastern European training manual. There are exercises in here that I have
never seen before anywhere else.”
—James Hom
Guide for the Martial Arts section of About.com
“The exercises in the book are great. Easy to understand and do. The
book [is] really easy to understand like all your products.”
—Jason Bush
Portland, Tennessee
“The exercises work well. They are a good summary of basic to advanced
plyometric exercises.”
—Antonio Alvarez
Los Altos Hills, California
“Although I don't have any rigorous data, my standing long jump
increased by 50% and my vertical jump increased by almost 25% after 6 months. Since I was
performing other training at the same time, I can't say that it was solely due to the
exercises in your book.
“[...] I do feel that I'm more `stable' and coordinated and more
explosive when sprinting and jumping.
“Although I could subjectively `feel' some results after 1 month, it
took about 3 months to see reliable, consistent measurable effects.
“I've also read your book The Science of Sport
Training, so many of the concepts discussed in Explosive Power and Jumping
Ability for All Sports were familiar to me. I really appreciated the scientific
background information, since this helped me tailor my workouts to my needs and avoid some
of the more `bizarre' training methods I've seen other people use.
“About the same time, I also purchased Donald Chu's Explosive
Power and Strength. I enjoyed your book much more, both for the extensive technical
background and the wealth of training exercises that were provided. I also like your
greater focus upon how NOT to get injured while training.”
—James Luck
Austin, Texas
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