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Triphasic Speed Training Manual for Elite Performance: Part 1 The Spring Ankle Model
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    Table of Contents
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    About the Authors
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    1.0 - Intro
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    1.2 Tripod
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    1.2 Three Functions of the Foot
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    1.3 – Identifying Problematic Issues Through Foot Wear
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    1.3 Foot Wear
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    1.4 Locating the proper Tripod
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    2.0 - What are the first steps in gaining a greater range of motion
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    2.0 Big Toe Flex
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    2.1 Breaking Up the Foot
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    2.1 Break Up Big Toe
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    2.1.0 Self RPR - The Triple Pad Reset
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    2.1.1 Self RPR - Five Point Metatarsal Reset
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    2.1.2 Self RPR - Arch Reset
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    2.1.3 RPR Triple Pad Reset
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    2.1.4 RPR Arch Reset
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    2.1.5 Five Point Metatarsal RPR Reset
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    2.2 Final Touch On the Foot
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    2.3 – The Velociraptor Toe
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    2.3 Short foot
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    2.3 Toe claw/Velociraptor Toe
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    3.0 The Ankle Rocker
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    3.1 Coaching Points Single Leg Squat
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    3.1.1 Coaching Points Shuffle Walks
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    3.1.2 Coaching Points Wipers
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    3.1.3 Coaching Points Stair Walks
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    3.1.4 Coaching Points Toes Up
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    3.2 Ankle Rocker lecture Part One
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    3.2.1 Ankle Rocker lecture Part Two
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    3.3 Modified Ankle Rocker Exercises
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    3.3.1 Ankle Rocker Squat with Ankle Distraction
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    3.3.2 Ankle Rocker Squat with Varus Band
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    3.3.3 Ankle Rocker Squat with Valgus Band
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    3.3.4 Ankle Rocker Squat with Forward Band
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    4.0 Modified Spring Ankle Test
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    4.0 Spring Ankle Test for Athletes Part 1
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    4.0 Spring Ankle Test for Athletes Part 2
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    4.1 – Keys to a Failed Spring Ankle Test
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    4.2 Triphasic Modified Spring Ankle Test
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    5.0 – Progressing into Isometric Strength Patterns
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    5.1 – Toe Positions
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    5.1 Toe Position for the Spring Ankle Exercise
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    5.2 – Spring Ankle 1
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    5.2 Spring Ankle Position 1 - with Level 1 Loading
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    5.3 – Spring Ankle 2
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    5.3 Spring Ankle Position 2 - with Level 1 Loading
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    5.4 – Spring Ankle 3
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    5.4 Spring Ankle Position 3 - with Level 1 Loading
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    5.5 – Spring Ankle 4
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    5.5 Spring Ankle Position 4 - with Level 1 Loading
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    5.6 – Spring Ankle 5
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    5.6 Spring Ankle Position 5 - with Level 1 Loading
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    5.7 Key coaching points for the 5 Spring Ankle Positions
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    5.7 Summary of Spring Ankle Model
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    5.7 The 2 Close Up View Foot Positions for Spring Ankle Exercises
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    5.7 Speed manual positions spring ankle positions
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    5.7 – Why the Spring Ankle Series
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    6.0 – Next Level Spring Ankle Exercises Applying External Resistance
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    6.1 Level 2 Loading Example of Spring Ankle Position 2 - Duration 30 Seconds
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    6.2 Level 3 Loading Alternative Example
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    6.2 Level 3 Loading Example Of Spring Ankle Position 2 Duration 10 Seconds
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    6.3 – Loading the Ankle While Squatting
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    7.0 – The Importance of Co-contractions
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    7.1 – Training Co-contractions
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    7.1.1 Co contraction Co activation and Injury Part 1
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    7.1.2 Co contraction Co activation and Injury Part 2
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    7.2 Spring Ankle Concepts for Elite Performance Part 1 Injury and Forces
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    7.2.1 Spring Ankle Concepts for Elite Performance Part 2 Injury and Forces
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    7 2 2 Spring Ankle Concepts for Elite Performance Part 1 Warm up and Rehab Flaws
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    7.2.3 Spring Ankle Concepts for Elite Performance Part 2 Warm up and Rehab Flaws
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    8.0 – Addressing Heel Spin
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    9.0 Two Parts of the Foot
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    10.0 Single Leg Clean
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    10.0 Single leg clean
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    11.0 Special Coaching Considerations
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    11.0 Progressing to Sprinting
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    11.1 Optimal Off Season Speed and Conditioning Guidelines for Lifting and Running for Sprinting Sports
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    11.2 Technique Considerations Example 1
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    11.3 Technique Considerations Example 2
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    11.4 Technique Considerations Example 3
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    11.5 Technique Considerations Example 4
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    11.6 Technique Considerations Example 5
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    11.7 Technique Considerations Example 6
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    11.8 Technique Considerations Example 7
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    11.9 Technique Considerations Example 8
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    11.10 Technique Considerations Example 9
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    11.11 Deep Squats can make Athletes Slower or Faster, Understand Why part 1
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    12.0 Triphasic Ranged Plyometric Method Section
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    12.1 Triphasic Ranged Plyometric Method Part 1
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    12.2 Triphasic Ranged Plyometric Method Part 2
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    12.3 Triphasic Ranged Plyometric Method Part 3 ASFM
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    12.3.1 Triphasic Ranged Plyometric Method Part 3.1 Coaching the ASFM Plyo
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    12.4 Triphasic Ranged Plyometric Method Part 4 Thrust Method
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    12.4.1 Triphasic Ranged Plyometric Method Part 4.2 Coaching the Thrust Method
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    12.4.2 Triphasic Ranged Plyometric Method Part 4.1 Coaching the Thrust Method
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    12.5 Triphasic Ranged Plyometric Method Part 5 Top Range Top Speed
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    12.6 Triphasic Ranged Plyometric Method Part 6 Programming Consideration
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    12.7 Triphasic Ranged Plyometric Method Part 7 Box Drop Jump Method
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    12.8 Triphasic Ranged Plyometric Method Part 8 Box Drop Jump Method
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    12.9 Triphasic Ranged Plyometric Method Part 9 Box Drop Jump Method
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    12.10 Triphasic Ranged Plyometric Method Part 10 French Contrast and Potentiation Cluster
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    13 Peaking Programs for Speed development in the weightroom
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    13.1 Program Examples 3 Day Program Day 1
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    13.2 Program Examples 3 Day Program Day 2
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    13.3 Program Examples 3 Day Program Day 3
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    13.4 Program Examples 4 Day Program Day 1
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    13.5 Program Examples 4 Day Program Day 2
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    13.6 Program Examples 4 Day Program Day 3
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    13.7 Program Examples 4 Day Program Day 4
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    13.8 Program Examples 5 Day Program Day 1
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    13.9 Program Examples 5 Day Program Day 2
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    13.10 Program Examples 5 Day Program Day 3
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    13.11 Program Examples 5 Day Program Day 4
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    13.12 Program Examples 5 Day Program Day 5
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    13.13 Oscillatory Contractions (OC's)
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    13.14 The Art of Peaking
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    13.15 High Contraction Velocities Video Part 1
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    13.16 High Contraction Velocities Video Part 2
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    13.17 Two-Spring Model
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    13.18 Triphasic Training Throwers Manual Speed 3 Day - DAY 1
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    13.19 Triphasic Training Throwers Manual Speed 3 Day - DAY 2
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    13.20 Triphasic Training Throwers Manual Speed 3 Day - DAY 3
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    13.21 Peaking method Circuit From the Triphasic Training Peaking Manual
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    14.0 Speed and Skill Optimization A Proposal for a New Practice Paradigm
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    14.1 Triphasic Training Super Method NEURAL PERPLEXITY
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    Triphasic Hip Strengthening Exercise Series
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    Triphasic Training 13 training Zones Loading Parameters and Guidelines
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    Triphasic Download Deload Light Week Method Part 1
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    Triphasic Download Deload Light Week Method Part 2
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    RESEARCH SECTION
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    Residual Force Enhancement
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    Change of Direction Deficit Measurement of DI American Football Players
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    Cocontraction and Injury

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    J. of Sports Sc.-2011-Oliver-Ground reaction forces kinematics and muscle activations during the windmill softball pitch
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    Neuromuscular Control Ankle
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    Relationship_Between_Toe_Muscular_Strength_and_the_Ability_to_Change_Direction_in_Athletes
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    Limitations with plyometrics and a fix-Reflexive Trimetric Method Part 1 of 5
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    The Functional Importance of Human foot for bipedal locomotion
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    Triphasic Hip Strengthening Exercise Series
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    Triphasic Ranged Plyometric Method Part 1 Intro Facebook Group
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    Triphasic Ranged Plyometric Method Part 2 Intro Facebook Group
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    Performance Pattern Cycling for Athletes Part 1
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    Performance Pattern Cycling for Athletes Part 2
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    Performance Pattern Cycling for Athletes Part 3
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    The Goat Performance Drill - Part 1 -Raise Your Performance Ceiling
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    The Goat Drill Part 2 - Advanced 3 Ring Method
  • 148

    Elite Strength and Conditioning Programs
  • 149

    The Goat Performance Drill Part 3: Team Setting Updates and Review

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