Developing Your Judo #28
#28: Training For PowerPower is
the ability of a muscular unit, or units, to apply maximum
force in minimum time, and if I was going to train just one
physical skill for judo success, this would be it.
The aim
of power training is to reduce the amount of time it takes
to apply a set amount of force, or strength.
.There are
different ways to train for power:
1. heavy
strength training, e.g. squats, deadlifts, bench press
2.
explosive strength training, e.g power cleans, snatch
3. ballistics,
e.g. medicine ball throwing, jump squats
4.
plyometrics, e.g. jumping from low to high boxes
Unfortunately,there
are many opinions about which is the best
method. 'Best' may factor in safety which is always a concern
when doing heavy or explosive strength exercises. Even
terminology can be confusing since some coaches consider
any explosive exercise to be ballistic.
By: Rainer Fischer (Canadian Olympian)



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