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Eugene Bosman
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2014
Training the Athlete VS training athleticism
#athlete #fitness #speedandagility #rugby #strength #agility #anklebreakers #athletic #athleticism #athleticperformance #strengthandconditioning #workout
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Why ALL athletes need jumping in their training programs
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#athlete #fitness #speedandagility #rugby #strength #agility #anklebreakers #athletic #athleticism #athleticperformance
Why “Just gain weight” is not the answer to dominating in Rugby or any contact sport
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#athlete #rugby #speedandagility #fitness #strength #agility #anklebreakers #athletic #athleticism #athleticperformance
Training Vlog: Upper body and why you need to have a side quest as an athlete
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Training Vlog: Upper body and why you need to have a side quest as an athlete
THE BEST WAY TO PREVENT ANKLE SPRAINS IN SPORT
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#rugby #athlete #fitness #speedandagility #strength #agility #anklebreakers #athletic #athleticism #athleticperformance
FULL TRAINING VLOG: Rugby , speed , kicking and a new challenge for myself.
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FULL TRAINING VLOG: Rugby , speed , kicking and a new challenge for myself.
TOP 3 BEST DRILLS TO IMPROVE YOUR AGILITY
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TOP 3 BEST DRILLS TO IMPROVE YOUR AGILITY
ARE YOU WASTING YOUR TIME TRAINING AGILITY?
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ARE YOU WASTING YOUR TIME TRAINING AGILITY?
HOW TO PROGRAM BETTER AND PR REGULARLY
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HOW TO PROGRAM BETTER AND PR REGULARLY
BEST EXERCISES TO BECOME MORE EXPLOSIVE
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BEST EXERCISES TO BECOME MORE EXPLOSIVE
HOW TO TRAIN THE HIPS AS AN ATHLETE - Avoid hip flexor injuries
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HOW TO TRAIN THE HIPS AS AN ATHLETE - Avoid hip flexor injuries
TRAINING VLOG : Hip work, sprints, squats and RDL’s
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TRAINING VLOG : Hip work, sprints, squats and RDL’s
WARM UPS ARE USELESS-How to warm up better
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WARM UPS ARE USELESS-How to warm up better
HOW TO GET BETTER AT THE NORDIC HAMSTRING CURL
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HOW TO GET BETTER AT THE NORDIC HAMSTRING CURL
TRAINING DAY AS A RUGBY PLAYER - Sprints, tempos , skills.
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TRAINING DAY AS A RUGBY PLAYER - Sprints, tempos , skills.
YOU NEED TO PLAN YOUR CONDITIONING LIKE THIS
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YOU NEED TO PLAN YOUR CONDITIONING LIKE THIS
YOU NEED THIS TO INCREASE YOUR AGILITY || A case FOR speed ladders
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YOU NEED THIS TO INCREASE YOUR AGILITY || A case FOR speed ladders
ALL THE EXERCISE YOU NEED TO GET STRONGER, FASTER AND FITTER
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ALL THE EXERCISE YOU NEED TO GET STRONGER, FASTER AND FITTER
USE THIS DRILL TO IMPROVE YOUR CONDITIONING
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USE THIS DRILL TO IMPROVE YOUR CONDITIONING
HOW YOU SHOULD COACH YOUNG ATHLETES TO GET THEM FASTER ,STRONGER & BETTER AT THEIR SPORT
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HOW YOU SHOULD COACH YOUNG ATHLETES TO GET THEM FASTER ,STRONGER & BETTER AT THEIR SPORT
DOES CROSSFIT MAKE YOU A BETTER RUGBY PLAYER?!
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DOES CROSSFIT MAKE YOU A BETTER RUGBY PLAYER?!
WHAT EXERCISES TO DO IN THE GYM AS A BEGINNER ATHLETE
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WHAT EXERCISES TO DO IN THE GYM AS A BEGINNER ATHLETE
TRAINING VLOG 2: Accelerations, agility and Lower body
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TRAINING VLOG 2: Accelerations, agility and Lower body
WHAT SPRINTING AND JUMPING DOES TO YOUR BODY- What adaptations occur ?
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WHAT SPRINTING AND JUMPING DOES TO YOUR BODY- What adaptations occur ?
TRAINING VLOG 1: Tempo runs & Upper body.
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TRAINING VLOG 1: Tempo runs & Upper body.
It's interesting to see how different angles affect muscle engagement. I might try this on my next arm day.
What is your running training?
Mostly just sprints short to long distances and a lot of playing in recreational leagues in various sports.
He was so and is still slow what am I missing?
The point is improvement
5.91 isn’t even bad either
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I started doin excersice like 2 months ago So far this is how it's Goin oh btw Age: 13 Height: 162cm Now the weight Before: 124 pounds After: 114 Ive lost 10 pounds or 5 kg
@@bluerobloxplays2127 great work !
Great video! You’re convincing me in starting the side quest as well!
@@JaydonHickley7 ❤️
I’m imagining you doing those dips and curls right now
thx man im gonna be doing ts
Wild- this is my ideal body.
Aye buddy don’t stop, you got this
Do you often include power cleans and other weightlifting exercises like that in your training plan?
Yes I do. Im a proponent of the olympic lifts in general for athletes.
I’m rooting for you ❤
Cook Mr Sir🔥🔥🔥
Hey bro, love the content! 🤘🏻💯
Thanks my friend!
What do you think about isometric neck training before training to activate the whole body, or standing on one leg with eyes closed for a minute to activate the glutes?
Yeah sounds good to me. Generally adding any type of co-ordination challenge like standing on the one leg with an extra challenge can be great especially for younger athletes. Training the neck in your warm up is something I will put in the warm up I feel it gets neglected in the actual session
@@eugenebosman5157 I know a trainer who had worked closely with Poliquin, and this trainer always recommended activating the neck mainly before heavy squatting. I've heard that such isometric neck training (pushing with hands as hard as possible for a few seconds on each side of the neck in a stable position) is said to activate most of the muscles. And I can confirm that it works, giving me more power during training. The same goes for standing on one leg with closed eyes. But this only activates the glutes. Do you know what a mean? I don't know if I described it well with that "activation" of muscles? By the way, have you heard of the Klatt test?
Wow brother love you energy 😊keep up with the good work ❤❤❤❤
really good vid
Here for the consistency and great content 👏🏽
You already know! Appreciate it ❤️
Sounds like an Afrikaans accent my boy. Are you South African?
Yes I am 🇿🇦
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Something I definitely struggle with. Will definitely look into the program. 🙏🏽
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This is great! Thanks champ❤
Good logic. Thank you for the info🙏🏽
Can i do upper/lower 3 days a week?
X2 upper & X2 lower per week is pretty do-able if you manage volume & exercise selection well.
I play rugby
Bro what😂
Shout out cool vid man
Thanks ! 🙏🏼
grip strength and grip endurance.. its not only about grip. its also about the central nerv system. nice video
Appreciate it!
What kind of rugby is that? Thats not League, union or sevens
Each side-step showed is from a different type of rugby. One is six downs touch rugby, one is league , other one is union and one is 1 touch rugby.
1st comment
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Thank youuuu👏🏽
him while running probably " im fast asf boiii"
😂😂😂
O cara atingiu uma velocidade tao extrema que parece que a corda estar parada, 😂
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Nice
Dos leaning forward stretch calves more?
Let's go Ed Sheeran👏
😂😂😂
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Bend your knees
The standing calf raise machine started hurting my shoulders from how much weight I need to use to stimulate my calves so this is an amazing alternative, works with seated calf raises too I found that the seated calf raise machine really hurts my knees as it sits a little too far forwards but on the smith machine I can get it a little farther back
Height deficits like this help a ton because it forces the mobility without a ton of weight
@@Kevinmcyeet i swapped to a pin loaded seated leg press, works fantastically, no need to load up 5 plates per side and it also doesn't put any load my spine
For a second i though it was gordon ramsey
Same
Так-то оно лучше.
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Hard to add much weight without crushing your knee
Yeah if you go over like 45KG then you can use a barbell and put the barbell pad on which softens it a lot. Obviously only necessary if your gym doesn’t have a seated calf raise machine.
Not even full ROM.
Yeah was at the end of the set to failure .
cool
I never thought to do calf raises on the Smith machine but that's a great idea
Yeah , they work well. My gym doesn’t have the machine so that is the next best option for me.
that’s just a reset at the bottom, which is how you’re supposed to do it. a pause would be pausing at the top part of this movement
A pause is literally defined as a temporary stop in action😂you can stop anywhere in a movement and call it a pause . Movements aren’t that arbitrary as you can👍🏼