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Presented by

Ryan Banta, Parkway Central HS Author: Sprinters Compendium (due out Summer 2016)

& Nick Buckvar, Ladue HS

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Common Ground ANY training program must be:  

•  Based on the principles of progressive loading •  Has produced used for athletes of every level

and ability •  Takes a logistical approach to training •  Simple to follow and implement •  Has been tested, tweaked for years •  WORKS!

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Yearly Distribution-Sub Phases

Annual  Plan    

Prepara+on    Macro-­‐Cycle  

80%    

General  Prep  30%  

Specific  Prep  50%  

Compe++ve  Phase  Macro  

Cycle    20%  

Pre  Comp     Comp     Championship

/  Peak  Phase  

9  Month  Plan   3  Month  Plan  General  Phase   8-­‐12  weeks   2  weeks  Specific  Phase   16  weeks   6  weeks  Compe++on  Phase   8  weeks     4  weeks  

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Basic Sprint Training Lingo and Terms

•  Speed Development- Acceleration is developed first, followed by Maximum Velocity

•  Speed Endurance- ability maintain near max velocity •  Lactate Tolerance- AKA Lactate Threshold; the ability

to buffer the acid build up in muscle tissue due to high level physical activity (time & intensity dependent)

 

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Two types of Sprinters Need a system that: enhance strengths, but increase

their deficiencies Short Sprint Types Long Sprint Types

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Defining the Events:

What are the demands of the events you are preparing for?

•  100m dash relies heavily on Speed Development- initial explosion & acceleration, Max Velocity, somewhat speed endurance

•  200m dash requires ATP/CP systems: Speed Development of Acceleration & Max Velocity. Critical in Speed Endurance

•  400m dash, best defined as a controlled sprint. Athlete will cycle through several energy systems. ATP/CP, Speed Endurance, Lactate Tolerance & Aerobic Capacity, Extensive Tempo

 

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 Long to short is NOT….

• NOT: only for 400m • NOT: Highly aerobic training (no mileage!) • NOT: Neglecting speed (early or ever!) • NOT: Dependent on long/slow interval training (ex: 4x600m) • NOT: Loading up on volume (ex: 14x200m)

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Short to Long is NOT…. • NOT: Just running intervals under 200m • NOT: Ignoring speed/special endurance • NOT: Doing endless block starts • NOT: Negotiated training for lazy athletes • NOT: Going too fast too soon.

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4 Simple Rules •  Rule 1: Make the individual as fast as possible

for 200m & 400m •  Rule 2: Volume & intensity is relative to the

energy system & time of year – Long to Short emphasis: running workouts – Speed increases for energy system being trained

•  Rule 3: always be ready to make adjustments: know the WHY

•  Rule 4: when in doubt, refer back to Rule 1

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4 Simple Rules • Rule 1: All training is built around drive phase + flying 30 meter pr. • Rule 2: Running fast is a SKILL • Rule 3: Posture, posture, posture • Rule 4: Neurological system takes time to develop

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 Advantages    

• Eliminates the talent issue- everyone can work hard – Most high school athletes are not pure sprinters – Easiest are to make substantial & impactful gains come from glycolytic (lactic threshold system)

• Creates versatility in event selection (can always run down) • Larger work capacity for a meet, ***when needed • Develops a deep “base” essential for peak training • Allows for including all energy systems in the training – 400m contains ALL necessary components involved in

the 100m and 200m

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Advantages •   Limited training volume allows

the kids to be fearless in training immediately.

•  Specificity- working at intensities seen in high speed sprinting

•  Allows for the sprint training to be detail orientated. You know where mistakes are being made and how to attack the problems in future practice plans.

•  Limits over usage injuries. •  Easier to combined or theme

training modalities like plyometric work on the track or Olympic lifting in the weight room.

•  Fits best with events of similar intensity like the long jump and 4×100 relay.

•  Everything is skill based. Creates opportunities for in practice goal setting beyond just hitting a time over distance.

 

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How to Implement the System… GENERAL PHASE (Week 3 of the season)

1.  Build the foundation for later work: “Get in shape to train”

2.  SPEED DAY (87-90%) STRENGTH DAY (75-85%) 3. Energy system focus is

-  Special Endurance I- longer lactic work -  Special Endurance II- lactic work -  Extensive Tempo -  SPEED (acceleration)

ENERYGY  SYSTEM   TRAINING  GOAL  for  PEAK  PHASE  

Special Endurance I- longer lactic work 1x450m@  93%,  3x200@  GBP  

Special Endurance II- lactic work 2x300m  @  400m  Race  Pace  

Extensive Tempo 4-­‐5x200m  @  GBP  (24mid-­‐26  low)  

SPEED (acceleration) Specific  Speed  Endurance  work:  100/200:  2  x  (180-­‐4x40-­‐120)  @95%  200/400:  2  x  (220-­‐4x40-­‐180)  @95%  

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 How to Implement the System….

Ex: GENERAL PHASE (Week 3 of the season) MON   TUE   WED   THUR   FRI   SAT   SUN  

SPECIAL END. 1 EXTENS. TEMPO

SPEEED DEVEL.

SPECIAL END II

ACTIVE REC.

MEET ACTIVE REC.

1x600m@80% 12-15 min rec.

1x500m@80% 10-12 min rec.

3x200m@ 70% 90 sec rec.

1x300m@85%

8x30m Accel ladder 10x30m wicket 7x200m @ 77-80% 2:30 rec

4x10 Fast Claw 5x50m sleds 5x50m 3pt.

10x30m wicket 4x300m@85%

5:30 rec.

2x200m@80% 90 sec rec.

Stationary 4x1, 4x2 exchanges Run through 4x4 exchanges Form starts

2 events *LJ/TJ/HJ short Apprch.

-15min easy jog -15min static stretch routine

2000m 1400m 500m Accel.

1600m

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WARM  UP:  SPEED  DAY  (87-­‐90%) WARM  UP:  STRENGTH  DAY        (75-­‐85%)

•  Jog 1 lap •  2-3 laps Dynamic Run •  50m Lateral movement (Side Jack, Carioca) •  50m Plyo movement (mid knee skip, ankle pops) •  50m Build up •  50m walk •  DYNAMIC STRETCH SERIES

•  Jog 1 lap •  2-3 laps Ins & Outs: Build up Straight- Walk

the turns •  2- 2 1/2 laps Gradual 50s 50m @ jog 50m @ 50% 50m @ 75% walk 50m DYNAMIC STRETCH SERIES

DRILLS:  SPEED  DAY    (87-­‐90%) DRILLS:  STRENGTH  DAY    (75-­‐85%)

1.  Heel/Toe Walks 2.  3-Step & Reach 3.  Low Lunges 4.  Ankle step over 5.  Butt tuck 6.  A-MARCH & SKIP 7.  B-Skip MARCH & SKIP 8.  A-Run 9.  (Foot Fire & Fast Leg) •  Acceleration ladder •  3 Step Wall Drill •  Fast Claw (stationary)

1.  Heel/Toe Walks 2.  3-Step & Reach 3.  Low Lunges 4.  Ankle step over 5.  Butt tuck 6.  A-MARCH & SKIP 7.  B-MARCH & SKIP 8.  A-Run Build Ups and Wickets for RHYTHM

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PLYOMETRICS:  SPEED  DAY  (87-­‐90%)  125 Contacts

PLYOMETRICS:  STRENGTH  DAY        (75-­‐85%)  Rhythm/ Continuous Contacts: 130 Contacts

PRE RUNNING WORKOUT(50 contacts) •  Bounding Progression Skips for height 2x10 •  Skips for distance 2x10 •  Single leg distance jumps x5 per leg POST RUNNING WORKOUT (75 contacts) •  Plyo Boxes of various sizes (5 boxes) 3x5

POST RUNNING WORKOUT ( 130 contacts) •  Mini-Hurdle Hops: 10 hurdles 3ft apart •  2x10 Double Leg •  2x10 Right Leg, 2x10 Left Leg •  2x10 Sideways Right, 2x10 Sideways Left

•  5 Hurdles @ 4ft 2x5 Double Leg •  2x5 Right Leg, 2x5Left Leg

STRENGHTH  TRAINING:  SPEED  DAYS    (87-­‐90%)  Accumulation Phase

STRENGHTH  TRAINING:    STRENGTH  DAYS  (75-­‐85%)  Accumulation Phase

DAY  1   DAY  3  

CORE:  MB  work     CORE;  twists,  hanging  MB  abs  

DB  Snatch  3x5   DB  Push  Jerk:  3x5  

SQUAT:  5x8  50%,60%,  70%  +  (box  jumps)    

DB  Explosive  Leg  Circuit  20%  body  weight:  2x6  

PULL  UP/CHIN  UP  CIRCUIT        3x5  

Pull  ups:  2x30  seconds    

DB  LUNGES:  2x8/leg   BW  Lateral  Squat:  3x8    

DB  ROW:  2x8/  arm     SB  Shoulder  Combo  2x10  

DAY  2   DAY  4  

CORE:  stability  &  planks   CORE:  plate  work  

Hang  Clean:  4x5  @  60%  65%   DB  Hang  Clean:  3x5  

Bench  Press:  5x8  @  60%,  65%   Dips  +  Inv  Row  3x8  

DB  Single-­‐leg  RDL  3x8/leg   SB  Circuit  3x6  DB  shoulder  press  DB  incline  bench    DB  bench    

MB  Push  Up  3x10/arm   SB  Leg  Curl  ups  2x10  

MB  Hip  Extension  3x12  

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How to Implement the System GENERAL PHASE (Week 3 of the season)

1. Developing drive phase and power through sled drives

2. Speed developed through short flying interval repetitions

3. Strength training is hypertrophic or maximal depending on needs

4. Plyometrics done in place and repetitive

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 How to Implement the System….

Ex: GENERAL PHASE (Week 3 of the season) MON   TUE   WED   THUR   FRI   SAT   SUN  60m  Race  Model   Tempo   Ac+ve  

Recovery    ACAP:  ASSE  2/4/80  

Lactacid:  30-­‐30-­‐30    

Yoga  &  massage    

OFF  

2x15m-­‐  Harness  from  crouch  for  5  drives-­‐  Hit  for  5  steps  upon  release  3x30m-­‐  Block  Start:  5  drives-­‐Push  &  feel  the  accelera+on  to  15m-­‐Step  over  knee  and  come  up  to  tall  posture  3x60m-­‐Block  Start:  5  drives-­‐Push  &  feel  the  accelera+on  to  15m-­‐Step  over  knee  &  come  up  to  tall  posture  -­‐Hit  @  30m  for  10,  hold  10,  hit  10    

6x150  50m@70%,  50m@80%,  50@90%      2min  recovery  between  repe++ons  strict    

Hurdle  Mobility  &  visualiza+on  training  w/highlight  reel  assistance    

4x20  meters  sled  plus  10%  body  weight  2x4x80  Accelerate  at  85-­‐90%  effort  [90"-­‐2',  6']  -­‐control  decelera+on  w/long  runouts  -­‐iden+fy  a  finish  line  and  run  PAST  IT    

6x90  In  for  30+  30  hold+  30  out  1.5min  recovery  strict    

2x250  meters  20  minutes  recovery  

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Warm  Up     Banta’s  Dynamic  Warm  Up  1    

1.  Jog  @  60%  400  meters  then  two  laps  of….  2.  2.  Jog  the  Curve    3.  3.  Build  Ups  on  Straight  away  100meters  4.  4.  WALK  The  next  Curve  5.  5.  Build  Up  on  Straight  away  100meters  6.  Repeat  Until  Finished  

1.  Jog  400  Meters            ***  Then  two  laps  of……    2.  Lateral  Jumping  Jacks-­‐  50  meters  starting  at  straight  

 3.  Low  Skip-­‐  50  meters      4.  Sprint-­‐  50  meters  into  Curve  then  Walk-­‐  50    5.  Lateral  Jumping  jacks  -­‐50  meters  starting  at  straight  

 6.  Low  Skip-­‐  50  meters    7.  Sprint-­‐  50  meters  into  Curve  Walk  –  50      

10.  Jog  400  meters    

Banta  Drills  1  (general  prep)   Banta  Drills  2  (general  prep)  2x20  High  Knees  2x20  Step  Over  Bup  Kicks  2x20  A  Skip  2x20  High  Hops  2x20  Duck  Walks  Forward  2x20  High  Heels  2x20  Quick  Leg  Walking  2x20  Quick  Leg  Jogging  Single  2x20  Karaoke  4x50  Build  Up  2x15  Wall  Paw    

2x20  High  Knee  2x20  Step  Over  Bup  Kicks  2x20  B  Skip  2x20  Rockepes  2x20  Duck  Walks  Backward  2x20  High  Heels  Backward  2x20  Retro/Backward  run  2x20  Up,  out,  and  through  2x20  Quick  Leg  Jogging  Double  2x20  Quick  Knee  Lungs  2x20  A  Run    

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Strength  Training:  Bantaspeed  Hypertrophy   RouZne    Bantaspeed  Maximal  Strength  Routine   7.  Dead  Lift  3x8  for  Virst  cycle  or  1x10  for  the  second/

third  maximal.  2mins  rec.    per  set.  1.  Power  Clean  1x6  70%  1x5  75%  2x4  80%  3mins  rec.  in  Virst  maximal  phase    or  1x3  80%  2x2  85%  2x1  90%  5mins  rec.  in  the  second/third  maximal  if  using  a  double  or  triple  peak  cycles  

 8.  Hip  Thrusts  w/Olympic  bar  3x8  for  Virst  cycle  or  1x10  for  the  second/third  maximal.  2mins  rec.  per  set.  

2.  Jerk  1x6  70%  1x5  75%  2x4  80%  3mins  rec.  in  Virst  maximal  phase    or  1x3  80%  2x2  85%  2x1  90%  5mins  rec.  in  the  second/third  maximal  if  using  a  double  or  triple  peak  cycles  

 9.  Hamstring  Roll  Under  w/theraband  resistance  3x15  for  Virst,  second,  and  third  maximal  phases.  2mins  rec.    per  set.  

3.  Snatch  1x6  70%  1x5  75%  2x4  80%  3mins  rec.  in  Virst  maximal  phase    or  1x3  80%  2x2  85%  2x1  90%  5mins  rec.  in  the  second/third  maximal  if  using  a  double  or  triple  peak  cycles  

 10.  Heavy  Barbell  Roll  Out  and  In  (Core)  3x15  for  Virst,  second,  and  third  maximal  phases.  2mins  rec.  per  set.  

4.  Bench  Press1x6  70%  1x5  75%  2x4  80%  3mins  rec.  in  Virst  maximal  phase    or  1x3  80%  2x2  85%  2x1  90%  5mins  rec.  in  the  second/third  maximal  if  using  a  double  or  triple  peak  cycles:  Bench  Press  Pauses  2x5  for  any  of  the  three  peak  cycles  5mins  rec.    

 11.  Standing  Corkscrew  (Core)  3x15  for  Virst,  second,  and  third  maximal  phases.  2mins  rec.  per  set.  

 5.  Good  Mornings  3x8  for  Virst  cycle  or  1x10  for  the  second/third  maximal.  2mins  rec.  per  set.  

 12.  Tri-­‐Leg  Raises  (Core)  3x30  seconds  for  Virst,  second,  and  third  maximal  phases.  1min  rec.  per  set.  

6.  Front  Squat  1x6  70%  1x5  75%  2x4  80%  3mins  rec.  in  Virst  maximal  phase    or  1x3  80%  2x2  85%  2x1  90%  5mins  recovery  in  the  second/third  maximal  if  using  a  double  or  triple  peak  cycles  Squat  Pauses  2x5  for  any  of  the  three  peak  cycles  5mins  rec.  

 13.  Prisoner  Peek  a  Boo  (Core)  3x30  seconds  for  Virst,  second,  and  third  maximal  phases.  1min  rec.  per  set.  

Plyometric:  In  Place  Jumps    Line  Hops  (Side  to  Side/Back  and  Forth)  

   Dynamic  Step-­‐Ups  

 Star  Jumps

   180  to  360  Degree  

 Speed  Skater

   Single  Leg  Butt  Kick  

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How to Implement the System COMPETITVE PHASE (Week 8 of the season)

1.  Energy system focus shifts to more race specific speeds, since we have base: What the race feels like

2.  SPEED DAY (87-93%) STRENGTH DAY (83-87%) 1.  Focus on more

-  Special Endurance I-longer lactic work -  Speed Endurance (near max velocity/top end) -  Extensive Tempo: increase to backend 400m pace

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 How to Implement the System….

Ex: COMPETITIVE PHASE (Week 8 of the season)

MON   TUE   WED   THUR   FRI   SAT   SUN  SPECIAL END. 1 EXTENS.

TEMPO ACTIVE REC.

SPEED ENDUR.

ACTIVE REC.

MEET ACTIVE REC.

2x450m@87% 13min rec.

3x200m@ CBP 2 min rec.

1x300m@85%

-8x30m wicket -4x2 Exchanges 6x200m@ CBP 1:30-2 min rest

-extended hurdle mob. -Stationary 4x1, 4x2 exchanges -Run through 4x4 exchanges

4x1 Exchanges 4x250m@ 90% 7min (r)

Stationary 4x1, 4x2 exchanges Run through 4x4 exchanges Form starts

3 events *LJ/TJ/HJ

-15min easy jog -15min static stretch routine

2,000m@80% 1,800m@87%

1,400m@75% 1,200m@CBP  

1,6000m Lactic @ 85% 1,000m Speed End@90%

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WARM  UP:  SPEED  DAY  (87-­‐93%) WARM  UP:  STRENGTH  DAY        (83-­‐87%)

•  Jog 1 lap •  2-3 laps Dynamic Run •  50m Lateral movement (Side Jack, Carioca) •  50m Plyo movement (mid knee skip, ankle pops) •  50m Build up •  50m walk •  DYNAMIC STRETCH SERIES

•  Jog 1 lap •  2-3 laps Ins & Outs: Build up Straight- Walk

the turns •  2- 2 1/2 laps Gradual 50s 50m @ jog 50m @ 50% 50m @ 75% walk 50m DYNAMIC STRETCH SERIES

DRILLS:  SPEED  DAY    (87-­‐93%) DRILLS:  STRENGTH  DAY    (83-­‐87%)

1.  Heel/Toe Walks 2.  3-Step & Reach 3.  Low Lunges 4.  Ankle step over 5.  Butt tuck 6.  A-Skip 7.  B-Skip 8.  A-Run 9.  (Foot Fire & Fast Leg, Alt Fast Leg) •  Wickets for SPEED •  Acceleration ladder + continued acceleration •  Sweeper Drill-for block acceleration •  Wall Fast Claw (stationary)- increase reps

1.  Heel/Toe Walks 2.  3-Step & Reach 3.  Low Lunges 4.  Ankle step over 5.  Butt tuck 6.  A-Skip 7.  B-Skip 8.  A-Run Build Ups w/ Wickets for RHYTHM- extended distances

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PLYOMETRICS:  SPEED  DAY  (87-­‐93%)  125…155 Contacts

PLYOMETRICS:  STRENGTH  DAY        (83-­‐87%)  Rhythm/ Continuous Contacts: 130 …195 Contacts

PRE RUNNING WORKOUT(30 contacts) •  Initial Explosion Jumps •  Standing broad jump into sand it x10 •  Standing jump into HJ mat x10 •  Med Ball Jump Combo: Jump-Jump-Throw x 5 POST RUNNING WORKOUT (125 contacts) •  Plyo Boxes of various sizes (5 boxes) 5x5

POST RUNNING WORKOUT ( 195 contacts) •  Mini-Hurdle Hops: 10 hurdles 3ft apart •  3x10 Double Leg •  3x10 Right Leg, 3x10 Left Leg •  3x10 Sideways Right, 3x10 Sideways Left

•  5 Hurdles @ 4ft 3x5 Double Leg •  3x5 Right Leg, 3x5 Left Leg

STRENGHTH  TRAINING:  SPEED  DAYS    (87-­‐93%)  STRENGTH Phase

STRENGHTH  TRAINING:    STRENGTH  DAYS  (83-­‐87%) STRENGTH Phase

DAY  1   DAY  3  

CORE:  MB  work     CORE;  twists,  hanging  MB  abs  

Hang  Snatch:  4x4  @55%   Push  Jerk:  4x3  @  65%  Clean  

SQUAT:  3x5@  70%,  75%,  80%  +  (box  jumps)    

Front  Squat:  4x5  @  65%  Clean  

Weighted  Chin  Up:  3x5  @20%  Body  weight    

Weighted  Pull  Up:  3x5  @20%  Body  weight    

DB  Step  Up:  3x8@30%BW   Single  Leg  Squat:  3x5/leg  

DB  Alt  Row:  3x5  /  arm     Plate  Arm  Swings:  3x20  sec  

DAY  2  

Core:  Stability  &  Planks  series  2  

Hang  Clean:  4x4@  70%,  75%,  80%,  85%  

Bench  Press:  3x5@  70%,  75%,  80%  +  plyo  push  up  

Barbell  RDL:  3x5  

Weighted  Dips:  3x5  

DB  Incline  Press:  3x6  

DB  Shoulder  Press:  3x6  

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How to Implement the System COMPETITVE PHASE (Week 8 of the season)

1. Developing the drive phase step pattern with wicket and reaction drills

2. Stride frequency and rate developed through cuing high speed skill runs with different targets, mini hurdles, cones etc.

3. Strength training is maximal and/or velocity based what I call F.A.P.

4. Plyometrics center around hurdle, box, and depth jumps

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 How to Implement the System….

Ex: COMPETITIVE PHASE (Week 8 of the season) MON   TUE   WED   THUR   FRI   SAT   SUN  ACAP:  ASSE  2/60/80/100  

Tempo   Ac+ve  Recovery    

Lactacid:  150  Stacking  

Pre-­‐meet  Pavlov  Day  

COMPETE   OFF  

-­‐1x60  Accel.@  85%  effort  [2']  -­‐1x80  Accel.@  88%  effort  [3']  -­‐1x100Accel.@  90%  effort  [6']  -­‐1x60  Accel.@  85%  effort  [2']  -­‐1x80Accel.@  88%  effort  [3']  -­‐1x100  Accel.@  90%  effort  [6']    

8x200    @  85%  2.5min  Rec.  

4x30  with  weighted  vest  10%  body  weight  -­‐1x150  Run  @  90%  [45”]  -­‐4x40  Run  @  90%  [40",  60"]  -­‐1x150  Run  @  90%  [12']  -­‐1x150  Run  @  90%  [45"]  -­‐4x40  Run  @  90%  [40",  60"]  -­‐1x150  Run  @  90%    

4xhandoffs  4x30meters  3x200  @  75%    

100  Dash    4x100-­‐Anchor  Leg    200  Dash      

Watch:  Inspira+onal  Movie    

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Warm  Up  -­‐  SPRINT  ENDURANCE  WARM  UP    1x400m  Jog  @  60%    1x50m  Sprint      1x50m  Jogging      1x100m  Sprint      1x100m  Walk  100      1x50m  Sprint      1x50m  Jogging    

 1x200m  200  meter      1x100m  Walk  100      1x100m  Sprint  100        1x100m  Walk  100      1x50m  Sprint  50      1x150m  Jog    

Banta  Drills  1:  Mid-­‐Season  Quick  (specific  prep)   Banta  Drills  Mid-­‐Season  Power  (specific  prep)    

2x15  High  Knees  w/20  meter  burst  2x15  Bup  Kicks  2x15  Kareoka  w/20  meter  burst  2x15  Quick  Ankles  2x15  Jogging  Alterna+ng  Quick  Leg  Single  w/20  meter  burst  2x15  Jogging  Double  Quick  leg  2x15  Up,  out,  and  through  w/20  meter  burst  2x30  The  Jerk  aka  Backward  Hip  Step-­‐over  2x10  Wall  Paw  Quick  Drill  note  #  of  PAWS  2x40  Build  Ups  barefoot  on  grass    

2x15  High  Knees  2x15  Bup  Kicks  w/20  meter  burst  2x15  Up,  Up,  and  Away  2x15  High  Hops  w/20  meter  burst  2x15  Rockepes  2x15  Bunny  Hop  w/20  meter  burst  2x15  The  Jerk  Backward  Step-­‐over  2x15  Straight  leg  bound  w/20  meter  burst  2x15  Quick  knee  Lunges  2x40  A  Runs    

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Plyometrics:  MulZ-­‐Jumps    

1.  Standing  Long  lump  5.  Double  Leg  Vertical  jumps  

 2.  Standing  Triple  Jump

 6.  Double  Leg  Repetitive  Bounds  

3.  Repetitive  Hurdle  Hopping  (DL,  SL)  7.  Repetitive  Single  Leg  Hops    

 4.  Single  Leg  Combinations

 (Repetitive  Hurdle  Hopping  to  Single  Leg      Combinations  can  use  run  outs)  

Strength  Training:  Banta  speed  Hypertrophy   RouZne      1.  Hell  raisers  3x5  1min  rec.  medium/heavy  load  

 10.  Hamstring  Curls  3x10  1  min  rec.  

 2.  Bench  Press  1x15  light  1x8  medium  1x6  heavy  2x5  very  heavy                1min  rec.  

 11.  Hamstring  Roll  Under  3x20  1  min  

 3.  Incline  Bench  Press  3x10  1min  rec.  Medium  load  

12.  Back  loaded  Box  Step  Ups  3x10  each  leg                1  min  rec.  

 4.  Lat  Pull  Back  3x10  1  min  rec.  medium  load  

 13.  Calf  Raises  3x25  1  min  

 5.  Hammer  Curls  3x10  each  arm  1  min  rec.  

 14.  Chinnies  (Core)  3x30  seconds  30  sec.  rec.  

 6.  Triceps  Overhead  Press  3x10  1min  rec.  

 15.Leg  Ups  (Core)  3x30  seconds  30  sec.  rec.  

 7.  Front  Raise  3x10  each  arm  1  min  rec.  

 16.  Medicine  Ball  Over  the  Knees  Twists  (Core)  3x30    seconds  30  sec.  rec.  

 8.  Squat  1x15  light  1x8  medium  1x6  heavy2x5  very  heavy  1min  recovery  

 17.  Stability  Ball  Back  Extentions  (Core)  3x20    1  min  rec.  

 9.  Romanian  Deadlift  3x10  1  min  recovery  

 18.  Full  Sit  Ups  (Core  3x30  seconds  30  sec.  Recovery  

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How to Implement the System CHAMPIONSHIP PHASE (week 11)

1.  Race Modeling and Specific Speed Endurance 2.  SPEED DAY (93-95%) STRENGTH DAY (87% or Race Pace) 3. Event Specific Pacing: nothing slower than backend 400m pace

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 How to Implement the System

Ex: CHAMPIONSHIP/ PEAK PHASE (week 11) MON   TUE   WED   THUR   FRI   SAT   SUN  

SPECIAL END. 1

INTENSIVE TEMPO

ACTIVE REC.

SPEED ENDUR.

ACTIVE REC.

DIST. MEET

ACT. REC.

1x450m@ 93% full rec. 1x350m @93% 12min (r) 2x200m@ 26 1:30 sec (r)

-6x30m wicket -4x2 Exchanges 5x200m@ GBP 2min (r)

-extended hurdle mob. -Stationary 4x1, 4x2 exchanges -Run through 4x4 exchanges

4x1 Exchanges 2 sets (180-4x40m-120) @ 95%

Stationary 4x1, 4x2 exchanges Run through 4x4 exchanges Form starts

Now maybe in 4 events

-15min easy jog -15min static stretch routine

2,000m@80% 1,800m@87% 1,200m @93%  

1,400m@75% 1,200m@CBP 1,000m@GBP  

1,6000m Lactic @ 85% 1,000m Speed End@90% 920m Specific Speed End

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WARM  UP:  SPEED  DAY  (93-­‐95%) WARM  UP:  STRENGTH  DAY  (87%  or  Race  Pace)  

•  Jog 1 lap •  2 laps Dynamic Run •  50m Lateral movement (Side Jack, Carioca) •  50m Plyo movement (mid knee skip, ankle pops) •  50m Build up •  50m walk •  DYNAMIC STRETCH SERIES

•  Jog 1 lap •  2-3 laps Ins & Outs: Build up Straight- Walk the turns •  2- 2 1/2 laps Gradual 50s 50m @ jog 50m @ 50% 50m @ 75% walk 50m DYNAMIC STRETCH SERIES

DRILLS:  SPEED  DAY    (93-­‐95%) DRILLS:  STRENGTH  DAY    (87%  or  Race  Pace)  

1.  Heel/Toe Walks 2.  3-Step & Reach 3.  Low Lunges 4.  Ankle step over 5.  Butt tuck 6.  A-Skip 7.  B-Skip 8.  A-Run 9.  Fast Leg Single Leg 10.  Fast Leg ALTERNATING Leg 11.  Accelerations from relay stance or Blocks

1.  Heel/Toe Walks 2.  3-Step & Reach 3.  Low Lunges 4.  Ankle step over 5.  Butt tuck 6.  A-Skip 7.  B-Skip 8.  A-Run Build Ups: 4x2 exchanges, 4x4 scenario exchanges

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PLYOMETRICS:  SPEED  DAY  (93-­‐95%)  125…155…105 Contacts

PLYO:  STRENGTH  DAY    (87%  or  Race  Pace)  Rhythm/ Continuous Contacts: 130…195…88 Contacts

PRE RUNNING WORKOUT(30 contacts) •  Overhead Throws (full extension) x5 •  Underhand Throws (full extension) x5 •  Med Ball Jump Combos: •  Jump- Throw x10 •  Jump-Throw x 10 POST RUNNING WORKOUT (75 contacts) •  Plyo Boxes of various sizes (5 boxes) 3x5 •  OR •  Hurdle Hops: 4-6 hurdles @ 3ft 33”-36” 3x5

POST RUNNING WORKOUT ( 48 contacts) •  Mini-Hurdle Hops: 8 hurdles 3ft apart •  2xDouble Leg, 2x Right leg, 2x Leg leg •  Hurdle Hops: (40 contacts) •  10 hurdles, low as possible x 4

STRENGHTH  TRAINING:  SPEED  DAYS    (93-­‐95%)  POWER Phase

STRENGHTH  TRAINING:    STRENGTH  DAYS    (87%  or  Race  Pace)      POWER Phase

DAY  1   DAY  3  

CORE:  MB  work     CORE;  twists,  hanging  MB  

Power  Clean:  1x3@80%,  2x2@85%,  3x1@90%  

Hang  Clean+  Jerk  Combo:  3x2x1  @  75%  FAST  

SQUAT:  1x5@60%,  1x3@  85%,  2x3@90%,  1x1@95%+  (box  jumps)    

SPEED  SQUAT:  8x3  @  55%  Control  down  EXPLODE  UP,  Full  exten.  

Assist  Pull  Up:  3x5  w/  band     Alt  DB  Shoulder  Press:  3x5/arm  

Barbell  Step  Up:  3x3/leg     Single  Leg  Squat:  3x3/leg  

DB  Alt  Row:  2x5  /  arm    

DAY  2  

Core:  Stability  &  Planks  series  2  

Box  Clean:  1x3@60%,  1x3@70%,  2x3@75%  

Bench  Press:1x5@60%,  1x3@  85%,  2x3@90%,  1x1@95%  +  plyo  push  up  

Barbell  RDL:  3x5  

Assist  Chin  Up:  3x5  w/  band    

DB  Curl  to  Press:  3x4  

Partner  Hammy  falls:  2x8  

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How to Implement the System CHAMPIONSHIP PHASE (week 11)

1. Race modeling and speed endurance 2. Over-speed work and Bulletbelt transitions. 3.  Strength training is velocity based or ballistic in nature 4.  Plyometrics center around extended horizontal bounding and running combinations

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 How to Implement the System….

Ex: CHAMPIONSHIP/ PEAK PHASE (week 11) MON   TUE   WED   THUR   FRI   SAT   SUN  

Speed  Endurance  Ladder-­‐  Long  

Tempo  Ladder  

Ac+ve  Recovery    

Speed  Endurance    

Pre-­‐meet  Pavlov  Day  

COMPETE  DISTRICTS  

OFF  

-­‐1x80  at  95%  full  rec.  -­‐1x120  at  95%  full  rec.  -­‐1x150  at  95%  full  rec.  -­‐1x180  at  95%  full  rec.  -­‐1x250  at  95%  full  rec.  

1x200  @85%  2.5min  rec  1x175  @85%  2.0min  rec  1x150  @85%  2.0min  rec  1x120  @85%  2.0min  rec  1x80  @  85%  1.5min  rec  1x50  @  85%  1.0min  rec    

4x40  meters  steep  hills    180m  ‘s  3x180  @  97%  full  rec.    

4xhandoffs  4x30meters  5x200  @  75%    

100m  Prelim  100m  Final  4x100m2nd  Leg  200m  Prelim  200m  Final    

Watch:  Races  take  notes  and  evaluate  for  debriefing  with  coach  ater  prac+ce  on  Monday.    

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 Banta  Drills  Championship    1x15  High  Knees  Hands  on  Head  

 1x15  Alternating  Double  quick  Leg  

 1x15  Butt  Kicks  Hands  on  Head  

 1x15  Quick  Ankles  

 1x15  A  skip  

 1x15  Up  Out  and  Through  Alternating  

 1x15  B  Skip  

 1x40  A  Run  on  grass  and  barefoot  

 1x15  High  Hop  Normal    1x15  Alt.    Double  quick  Leg  Hands  on  Head    

 1x40  Build  Up  on  the  grass  barefoot    

Warm  Up:  Transfer  Speed  Module    1.  2x20  A-­‐  Skip  Double  Tap  2.  2x20  A-­‐Skip  Repeater  skip  the  same  leg  twice  in  a  row  before  switching  to  other  leg  3.  2x20  A-­‐Skip  with  very  quick  leg  change  with  Bullet  Belt  as  resistance  4.  2x20  Straight  Leg  Bound  Double  Tap  with  normal  arms  5.  2x20  Straight  Leg  Bound  Double  Tap  exulted  warrior  position  w/arms  held  above  head  6.  2x20  Straight  Leg  Bound  Double  Tap  w/arms  held  above  head,  holding  barbell  or  broom  Stick  7.  2x40  A-­‐Run  High  Low-­‐  5  steps  of  low  heel  recovery,  then  5  steps  high  heel  recovery.    Changes  verbally  cued  by  coach.    8.  2x40  A-­‐Run  Speed  Play  -­‐increasing  velocity  for  5m  then  decreasing  velocity  maintain  good  upright  running  mechanics.  Changes  to  be  verbally  cued  by  coach  9.  2x40  A-­‐Run  and  Straight  Leg  Run  Combo-­‐  for  few  steps  doing  one  drill  then  switch  to  the  other  drill.  Changes  verbally  cued  by  coach  10.  2x20  Single  Leg  Hops-­‐  forward  with  stiffness  in  ankle  and  knee  held  in  front  side  mechanics  position    11.  12x40  Bounding  Right  to  Left  Leg  Repeat  12.  2x40  Quick  Leg  Alternating  Acceleration-­‐  maintain  a  good  upright  running  posture  and  neutral  foot  underneath  the  athlete’s  center  of  mass.  The  leg  should  cycle  faster  and  with  more  frequency  as  they  move  down  the  Vield.  

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Plyometrics:          Jump    Throw  CombinaZon   Module        Squat  Down  Jump  Up  Chest  Pass  Combo  3x10    

 Two  Hops  +  Between  the  Legs  Forward  (BLF)    3x10      

Two  Hops  +  Overhead  Backwards  Throw  (OHB)    3x10    

 Box  Jump  +  OHB  3x10    

 Box  Jump  +  BLF  3x10    

Strength  Training:        Speed/Power  AcquisiZon   RouZne      1.  Clean  and  Jerk  3x5  80%  4  min  recovery  

 8.  Brozov  Single  Leg  on  Box  Hops  2min  recovery  

 2.  Bench  Press  FAP  3x5  80%    w/Medicine  Ball    Wall  Blast  3x10  4  min  recovery    

 9.  Quick  Box  Step  Ups  3x30  seconds  30  second    recovery  

 3.  Push  Up  FAP  3x15  2min  recovery  

 10.  Sanya  Richards  3x15  1min  recovery  

 4.  Standing  Triceps  Pullover  Rapid  Fire  3x10    2min  recovery  

 11.  V-­‐Ups  (Core)  3x30  seconds  30  seconds  recovery  

 5.  Hammer  Curl  FAP  3x10  each  arm  and  Speedball  Complex  3x30  seconds  2min  recovery  

 12.  Decline  Sit  Ups  w/medicine  Ball  toss  (Core)  3x20  reps  1min  recovery  

 6.  Staggered  Squat  FAP  4x5  80%  4min  recovery  

 13.  Hanging  Leg  Swings  (Core)  3x20  reps  2min  recovery  

 7.  Kettle  Bell  between  the  Leg  Swings  3x10  2min  recovery  

 14.  Mountain  Climbers  (Core)  3x30  seconds  30  seconds  recovery    15.  Back  to  Back  Medicine  Ball  Passes  (Core)  4x20  reps  1min  recovery  

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Closing Thoughts and Comments •  Don’t be afraid to try

something new •  Be open minded w/ training

& event selection for athletes

•  Must train fast to race fast •  Show your athletes via

simple math how they can achieve their goal times – Training times = meet

times

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