John Cronin: The Future of Fast is Light

What is wearable resistance training? Strength training that utilizes wearable resistance involves affixing a load to your body. By moving small masses at high speeds, it takes advantage of the concept of micro loading. Some examples of resistance training come in form of free weights, medicine balls, weight machines, resistance bands, or simply your body weight. 

Traditional strength training consists of large masses with very little movement involved which promotes strength and force. Whereas, wearable resistance consists of small amounts of weight on your body while greater movement speeds and accelerations. Which ultimately results in force and acceleration…SPEED. 

In this course, Auckland University Sports & Exercise Professor in New Zealand, John Cronin, uses his research to share his expertise in human movement with us by breaking down why wearable resistance works and the mechanics behind it. John explains the many variables that benefit from using wearable resistance and more.

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Take Auckland’s own John Cronin secrets with you and apply them to your own group!