Science for Sport Podcast - Episodes Tagged with “Max Strength”

147: How To Use Cluster Sets As Your Secret Weapon In Sport Performance

Science for Sport — Mon, 23 Jan 2023 02:00:00 +0000

In episode 147, Greg Haff, Professor at Edith Cowan University, joins us.

Specifically Greg will be looking at:

Physiological advantages of cluster sets
Disadvantages in using cluster sets
What ascending cluster sets are
Case study: How to use cluster sets to improve performance

*About Greg

"I am the course coordinator at Edith Cowan University and their master's a strength conditioning. I'm really into strength and I've been into strength since I was really young. At 11 I got introduced to strength training and I've been on that journey for the last 40 years of just trying to find out how to be the strongest I can be. So that took me all over the world to learn from all kinds of people academically as an athlete. And at the moment I'm a professor of strength. I mentor grad students and we try to answer questions that are really relevant to people's training, always in that strength domain, but in different ways."

Social media: @Doc_Haff

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142: How Any Sport Can Learn From Powerlifting Secrets

Science for Sport — Mon, 19 Dec 2022 02:00:00 +0000

In episode 142, Tanno de Pender, International Powerlifter and S&C Coach at TeamNL, joins us.

Specifically Tanno will be looking at:

What powerlifting is and how to train for it
What other sports can learn from powerlifting

*About Tanno

"My name is Tanno de Pender, 30 years old from the Netherlands – I completed my MSc in Human Movement Sciences specialized in Sports & Nutrition at Maastricht University. I’ve been involved in strength training since I was 14, and got competitively involved in Powerlifting since 2016. Currently I’m a National Champion within the Netherlands in the -105kg class and hold multiple records in different weight classes in the Bench Press, Deadlift & Total. Furthermore, I work as an S&C Coach for TEAMNL, together with the Elite Track Cycling Sprint programme as well as for the talent development programmes for Track Cycling & BMX. I also work as an online Strength & Nutrition coach with Reformance – an online company working primarily with Powerlifters."

www.reformancetraining.com

Instagram: @7ann0 and @reformancetraining

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65: Is Max Strength Training Destroying Athletic Performance?

Science for Sport — Mon, 28 Jun 2021 05:00:00 +0100

In episode 65 James De Lacey, Strength & Conditioning Coach joins us.

Specifically James will be looking at:

Importance of being strong
Minimal effective dose
Training residuals
Case study: maintaining max strength

About James

"James was the Head Strength & Conditioning Coach for the Romanian Rugby Union. He has previously worked in America’s professional rugby competition Major League Rugby with Austin Elite and the NZ Women’s National Rugby League Team. He is a published author and has completed a MSc in Sport & Exercise Science from AUT, Auckland, NZ."

Check James' website: https://sweetscienceoffighting.com/

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