Sentences with phrase «eccentric training phase»

The first eight - week phase was the eccentric training phase on one arm, and the second eight weeks was concentric on the opposite arm.

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Most people underestimate the importance of eccentric training because they don't know that there is more mechanical load per motor unit during the eccentric phase of an exercise, and the reason for this is that eccentric contraction involves fewer motor units.

Superslow training places tension on muscle fibers throughout the entire movement, both concentric and eccentric phases.

Many of these reviews have discussed the unique effects of eccentric training, which seem to arise from the differences between eccentric and concentric phases of an exercise.

Increasing muscle fascicle length through eccentric training could therefore be a valuable method for improving athletic performance in movements that have peak contractions at long muscle lengths, such as the terminal swing phase of sprinting, or the ground contact phase of sharp change of direction (COD) maneuvers.

Eccentric training differs from accentuated eccentric (also called eccentric overload) training, which involves working hard in both concentric and eccentric phases, but with an even greater load in the eccentrEccentric training differs from accentuated eccentric (also called eccentric overload) training, which involves working hard in both concentric and eccentric phases, but with an even greater load in the eccentreccentric (also called eccentric overload) training, which involves working hard in both concentric and eccentric phases, but with an even greater load in the eccentreccentric overload) training, which involves working hard in both concentric and eccentric phases, but with an even greater load in the eccentreccentric phases, but with an even greater load in the eccentriceccentric phase.

Eccentric training is strength training using only the lowering phase of an exercise.

Normal strength training involves both lowering and lifting a weight, while eccentric training involves just performing the lowering phase.

When training with plyometrics (or any of the other power strategies you're about to discover), the delay between the stretching, eccentric phase, and the shortening, concentric phase needs to be very short — no longer than about a quarter of a second.

What happens if we incorporate isometrics all along the strength training movement pattern through the eccentric (lowering / yielding) phase.

In the scientific community, it's long been understood that the eccentric (lowering) phase of resistance training leads to the lion's share of the overall training stimulus, especially regarding hypertrophy.

Eccentric training is when you purposely slow down the negative phase (eccentric phase) oEccentric training is when you purposely slow down the negative phase (eccentric phase) oeccentric phase) of a lift.

So you could have a training partner take the weight on the eccentric while you lift on the raising, or concentric, phase.

Muscle soreness is a bi-product of overloading the eccentric or lengthening phase of a strength training movement, especially as it relates to the final 30 % of the movement.

Let me share some examples of where this «eccentric phase» is created with traditional strength training exercises:

Train in the eccentric phase (negatives)-- If you've never done it before you will soon realize how challenging it can be.

By limiting or removing the eccentric phase you will allow your multi-sport athletes to be able to train heavy without having a high level of soreness the following days.

For example, eccentric - only training increases our strength much more in the eccentric phase, than in the concentric phase.

This means that the concentric phase is trained comparatively harder, and concentric strength increases by more than eccentric strength.

Although conventional stretch - shortening cycle (SSC) strength training involves an eccentric phase, it decreases the eccentric - to - concentric strength ratio.