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Overweight and Underweight Implements

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Topic: Overweight and Underweight Implements
Posted By: Pingleton
Subject: Overweight and Underweight Implements
Date Posted: 1/11/08 at 6:04am

Some points from Steve Dering:

  • Use heavy stuff to build throwing strength and how to maintain position.
    • Early season training when you can afford to feel like crap
    • Bang the crap out of these implements by pushing the system
    • “Push” it
  • Use the light stuff to learn speed and rhythm.
    • Early competition time as well as during season
    • Bang the crap out of these implements by speeding up the system
    • “Sling” it
  • Alter the implements in a session to achieve the desired result
    • Start with a light and go to the competition
    • Start with the light and go to the heavy
    • Start with the heavy go to the light then the competition
  • Always end a session throwing the weight you will compete with.
    • Integrate what you have learned that session into the competition weight
  • It is easier to get strong once you have technique than it is to get technique once your strong

     

    And from Carlos Borges:

     

    Some T+F tidbits that I have come across over the years:

    • Over/underweight training is extremely useful.
    • Focus on overweight when you are trying to break a strength barrier (more off-season).
    • Focus on underweight when you are trying to break a speed barrier (more in-season).
    • Carefully limit training with off-weight implements.
    • Most off-weight implement training should be with implements that are within 10% of the standard weight.

    Ron McKee is a great source of information on this stuff.
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    Cheers,
    Carlos

    "Live free or die"




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