Compound Performance Radio

In today's episode, Craig is joined by none other than Liz Brody! Liz is a long time friend of the team, natural bodybuilder, online coach, and social media assassin. We got to chatting about all things coaching, including how we, as coaches, can effectively set expectations for our clients who might fall victim to the plethora of information on the internet. If you haven't already, give Liz a follow or check out her info at: @lizbrodyfitness www.lizbrodyfitness.com @notlizbrody

Welcome to the resurrection of Compound Performance Radio! We're sorry for the summer hiatus. But we're back, with discussions on the importance of program design, exercise selection, and adjusting programs based on client response. The podcast also covered programming for different training frequencies, specificity vs. general population programming, and individualized training programs for runners and strength athletes. https://www.compoundperformance.com/programming-wait-list

The episode involves a discussion on aerobic development between Craig Owen, Matt Domney, and Seth Zanutto. Seth's background in fitness, combat athletes, and endurance training makes him an ideal participant. The conversation delves into their personal experiences with chaotic training methods and the importance of structured programs for optimal performance. The dialogue shifts to specific training methodologies for fighters, highlighting the need for quality over specificity in developing athletic qualities. They discuss balancing sprinter-like explosiveness with marathon-like endurance to meet the varied demands of different sports like kickboxing, MMA, boxing, hockey, basketball, and football. The approach focuses on building a broad base of fitness tailored to individual athlete assessments. The discussion in the episode focused on optimizing conditioning and training methods for athletes, particularly fighters like Seth Zanutto and Craig Owen. They explored strategies to improve endurance, intensity measurement, and workout structures tailored to different fight durations. The conversation delved into the importance of managing volume, intensity, and tapering during fight camps. Seth Zanutto highlighted the transition from technical training to game planning closer to fights while emphasizing gradual intensity ramp-up followed by a tapering period before competition.

Principle based Specificity v subjectivity Principles are general Principles v protocols Flow chart model Topics and sub-topics Concurrent model Programming via adaptation vs exercise selection Exercise selection Vehicle for stimulus Creating an efficient adaptive environment Model flexibility allows for easy training adjustments in different training environments Limits their ability to help and make money Model flexibility allows for exercise selection flexibility without sacrificing stimulus Where to start Decide what kind of training you like to coach Determine what kind of stress you’re trying to apply What stress is this movement going to elicit?  Homeostasis vs allostasis Adaptation lead training

The CP Podcast is BACK! After a long hiatus, we've finally decided to bring back the podcast with a different goal - instead of interviewing a new guest every week and rehashing basically the same topic each time, we're going to give you our thoughts on more specific things in the industry. This week, we're discussing biomechanics vs load management! Check out some of the details below Biomechanics v load management Biomechanical lens Not all sets and reps are equal and shouldn’t be quantified that way Stress profiles, fatigue costs, tissue applications Stimulus/self-organization lens Thoughts on “optimal” and leveraging diff ROM’s Bioenergetic lens Influences on training strategy and exercise selection in a concurrent model Systemic stress profiles