Implement training for concentric-based muscle actions

Recently, there has been greater use of implements in strength and conditioning that allow athletes to complete movements while minimizing or eliminating eccentric stress. The use of sleds during training is an example of one of these tools that is a novel implement for athletes striving to gain concentric strength while simultaneously decreasing the chance of acquiring muscle soreness. The purpose of this article is to help coaches and trainers gain insight on the proposed benefits and purposes of using sleds and to explain practical applications based on recent literature and from the authors' own personal experiences and observations.
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Bibliographic Details
Subjects:
Notations:training science
Tagging:konzentrisch
Published in:Strength and Conditioning Journal
Language:English
Published: 2012
Online Access:http://ovidsp.tx.ovid.com/sp-3.5.1a/ovidweb.cgi?&S=EAFFFPKGEBDDIGPONCALFGFBCGHBAA00&Abstract=S.sh.28779_1335334315_17.28779_1335334315_29.28779_1335334315_30.28779_1335334315_32.28779_1335334315_36.28779_1335334315_37.28779_1335334315_38.28779_1335334315_41|1|1
Volume:34
Issue:2
Pages:1-7
Document types:article
Level:advanced