Working out year-round is a must for elite athletes. In order to keep your body in the best shape
possible and prepare for competition you must engage in “seasons” of
training. Training that you do in your
off season should be very different than your training in season to maximize
progress.
Breaking your annual workout schedule into seasons works
very well. This not only maximizes
progress but keeps athlete safe from avoidable injuries. As hockey is a long season, the players spend
the majority of their annual workout schedule with their trainers and teams in season. The goal during this time is maintenance, to
keep the athletes healthy and strong.
Building typically takes place after the active rest cycle prior to the
season. Below is a sample calendar of
what a hockey player’s annual workout schedule might look like.
For sample periodization schedules and workouts the
following sites offer some great advice: XCONDITIONING or BODYBUILDING.
Love the organizational/color coordinated schedule of training- very easy to follow!
ReplyDeleteYes it does make it easy to follow. Thanks
DeleteYour blog looks very clean, I agree working out is so important nowadays.
ReplyDeleteDo you workout a bunch Gandy9? If not id be glad to give you some pointers!!
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