Chris Beardsley on Twitter: "High-velocity strength training, also often called "ballistic" or "explosive" strength training, produces very different adaptations from conventional, heavy strength training, which is why it preferentially increases the ...
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Strength and Conditioning Research - Most athletes do strength training to they can increase their ability to produce force at high speeds. This is how they improve their sprinting and jumping performances.
Strength and Conditioning Research - Velocity-based training and stopping several reps before failure is well-known to produce greater gains in high-velocity strength (and therefore speed) compared to training closer to failure. However,
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