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Posts by Sarah

Muscle Confusion? Legit or Nonsense Term?

Feb21
2012
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Muscle Confusion? Legit or Nonsense Term?

The p90x system has popularized the phrase “muscle confusion” with claims, within the infomercial, referring to the “training science of muscle confusion.” My question is this: Is “muscle confusion” based in “training science?” Oh, and, what the heck is “training science?” Here is a portion of the p90x pitch: Alright, muscle confusion… sounds good. Let’s [...]

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Posted in Articles, Product Review, Program Information, Programming, Strength Training - Tagged CrossFit, nonsense, p90x, SAPT, strength, training
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Research Supports ACL Tear Prevention Programs Beginning at Age 11 for Girls

Feb14
2012
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Research Supports ACL Tear Prevention Programs Beginning at Age 11 for Girls

A recent study: Anterior cruciate ligament laxity and strength of quadriceps, hamstrings, and hip abductors in young pre-pubescent female soccer players over time: a three-year prospective longitudinal pilot study. …whoo, long title… as I was saying, a recent study was published in Orthopedic Physical Therapy Practice that clearly demonstrates the timeframe and magnitude to which [...]

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Posted in Articles, Athletic Performance, Awesome, Injury Prevention, Program Information, Strength Training - Tagged ACL, imbalance, prevention, research, SAPT, strength, tear, training
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Breaking in a New Bench Shirt

Feb07
2012
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Breaking in a New Bench Shirt

This post is definitely a departure from SAPTstrength’s usual fare (and essentially the antithesis to Stevo’s Monday post). Not only are we diving headfirst into powerlifting preparation, but I’m talking about GEARED powerlifting! For the uninitiated, geared powerlifting involves using very snug fitting “shirts” and “suits” (think the tightest compression shorts or shirts you can [...]

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Posted in Awesome, Chest Thumping, Coaching Tips, Insanity, Motivation, Programming, Strength Training, Words of "Wisdom" - Tagged bench shirt, board press, gear, powerlifting, SAPT, training
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Ahhhh – Technical Trouble!

Feb07
2012
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Sorry everyone, I’m having some technical trouble right now and can’t get my video uploaded. Hang tight and I’ll get it up later.

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Growth Hormone Response to Resistance Training

Jan31
2012
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Growth Hormone Response to Resistance Training

Lots of research has been conducted on how to elicit the greatest growth hormone (GH) response in the body. There are actually several GH isoforms, but by far, the most commonly studied is the 22-kD molecule that consists of 191 amino acids. If you’re attempting to get some more size on your frame, then you [...]

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Posted in Athletic Performance, Awesome, Fat Loss, Strength Training - Tagged gain, growth, hormone, SAPT, size, strength
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When You Can’t Sleep

Jan24
2012
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When You Can’t Sleep

So, you’re not sleeping? Ahh – neither am I. Here’s a list of things to keep your busy mind occupied and focused on something positive instead of dwelling on the issues that are probably keeping you up in the first place: Eat a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Why not? Who cares that it’s 2AM? [...]

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Posted in Articles, Goal Setting, Nutrition, Sleep, Strength Training - Tagged insomnia, SAPT, sleep, training
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Mid-Point Goals

Jan17
2012
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Mid-Point Goals

I want to give a few personal updates on my training these days. I am just over the half-way point with this pregnancy (21 weeks) and last week we found out we’re having a boy (yay!). Since I’ve already been through this process once before I know that the next 20 or so weeks can [...]

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Posted in Announcements, Awesome, Chest Thumping, Injury Prevention, Musings, Random Personal Update, Strength Training - Tagged injury, pregnancy, prevention, SAPT, strength, training
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The Yo-Yo Intermittent Recovery Test

Jan10
2012
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The Yo-Yo Intermittent Recovery Test

Whether you call it the Beep, Bleep, or Yo-Yo Test all the names are all essentially synonymous. Jens Bangsbo, a Danish soccer physiologist, developed the beep test in the early 90’s. It is wildly popular with soccer teams worldwide, but has applications for all sports of intermittent nature. Who the Beep Test is for: Well [...]

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Posted in Athletic Performance, Conditioning, Running - Tagged beep, bleep, protocol, SAPT, test, training, yo-yo
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New Website, New Coach – New Ideas All Around!

Jan05
2012
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New Website, New Coach – New Ideas All Around!

I’ve got a couple awesome announcements: For awhile now I’ve wanted to have a sister website to SAPTstrength.com. Over the years, I’ve noticed all the quality training related sites tend to be male-centric. Even at SAPTstrength.com, our readership is vastly male. For the few sites dedicated to females, I feel there is something left to [...]

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Which mass-gaining method is “best”?

Jan05
2012
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Which mass-gaining method is “best”?

After dragging my brain through 41 pages of research on “The Influence of Frequency, Intensity, Volume and Mode of Strength Training on Whole Muscle Cross-Sectional Area in Humans” guess what the conclusion was on an extensive study designed to figure out the best way/combination of ways to increase muscle mass? Essentially, that all variables are [...]

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Posted in Articles, Athletic Performance, Coaching Tips, Programming, Strength Training - Tagged hypertrophy, mass, research, SAPT, strength
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