The book "Complete Conditioning for Football" is a must for any football player. Inside includes performance needs; conditiong principles; testing, evluating, and goal setting; flexibility training; lifting techniques; speed drills; agility drills; nutrition and rest; and last but not least conditioning workouts and programs. Performance Needs: This chapter includes a performance pyramid which if followed can lead to "making...
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This book outlines the strength program of one of the most poweful football programs in the Nation. This program is specifically designed to make you a better FOOTBALL PLAYER, not to make you a bodybuilder or any sort of other athlete. The methods and ideas that are outlined are for athletes trying to increace their core power.... not to train for a powerlifting compitition. If you buy the book expecting to learn how to...
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I have looked all over for a complete conditioning book targeted for football players. This book is written by Mike Arthur, who is stength coach at Nebraska and one of the most knowledgeable strength coaches in the nation. This is the same program the Nebraska football team follows and they are known for their strength. People have said the program is too easy. When followed at the proper intensity, this program is...
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The Nebraska Strength program is premier in the country, and this book shows why. For the people who made comments of "Workouts were too easy", I would point out that they specified the minumum lifts, but supplied supplimentary exercises as well. I had great results from the specifed lifts at the correct intensity. This book is for those interested in improving physical performance, not body builders.
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Complete Conditioning for Football is outstanding. Written by two strength and conditioning coaches from the University of Nebraska, it details every relevant factor concerning physical training for football. Included are position specific drills, lifting programs, and speed programs, as well as information regarding nutrition, goals, and staying "fit" mentally. I especially appreciated the exercise results comparison charts...
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