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Hello
I am a high level player with an allround solid technical game. My one weakness is strength as i am 5 11 and only 52kgs. Whereas ferrer and davydenko are 5 9 and 70. So i sometimes lack strength and power etc. What exercises etc do you suggest i do to improve my strength and power,. thanks |
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Free weights, regular weights, body weight exercises, resistance bands and med ball exercises, etc, etc, etc... There are tons of options! Do a little research and I guarantee you will find lots of routines.
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If you want to gain muscle mass, you should train like a bodybuilder during the mass building phase. If you have enough time, do a 3-day split routine instead of working every muscle on the same day, so you can work each muscle as hard as you can. Do mostly heavy exercises that work more than one muscle group (squat, bench press, barbell rows, military press, chinups, dips, leg press, etc.). Warm up with light weights, but move up to heavy weights where you are struggling at 6-8 reps. Get a spotter to help you with the last 2 reps if you can.
Make sure you have a balanced diet with multivitamins. If you aren't taking a whey protein powder, then include milk and eggs in your diet so you get complete protein that has all the essential amino acids (proteins that your body doesn't produce) . Creatine is a great supplement for strength and muscle mass. |
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Complete Conditioning for Tennis, E. R. Roetert, T.S. Ellenbecker From Breakpoint to Advantage, B. Pluim, M. Safran (great book sometimes at a bargain price) There are also some very good books on periodization where strength training is followed by training that converts strength to speed, then maintaining conditioning for the sports season. Periodization might be problematic for most tennis player's schedules. I have not seem a book mostly about periodization for tennis. Some of the stuff in these books is for higher level play than mine. As for me I have been particularly interested in conditioning strength and flexibility especially regarding posture issues related to injuries. For example, the Roetert & Ellenbecker reference discusses the conditioning necessary to avoid injury on a high performance serve. Last edited by Chas Tennis : 09-25-2011 at 11:24 AM. Reason: correction |
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hi,
I'm from Holland but I play in a German legeau. From my German club I've got an off season training schedule. If you want I can post it for you. Regards, Bas |
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btw: which german club are you playing for?
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Can anyone tell me how to upload a doc?
regards |
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no idea. but maybe you can email me the doc?
my email is briefkasten@sandplatzgoetter.de thanks in advance!
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There's no pattent or something on this schedule, it's just a scheme that they use for several years and customized to my off season period.
Fase 1 Overall Strength 5 weeks Fase 2 Maximum Strength 2 weeks Fase 3 Sport Specific Strength kracht 3 weeks Phase 1: 3-10-2011 - 06-11-2011 3x12 90 seconds rest Dumbbell Squats or Lying Leg Presses (legs, glutes) Dumbbell/Barbell Bench Presses or Push Ups (chest, triceps) Back Extensions on Stability Ball (lower back) Dumbbell Lunges (legs, glutes) Single Arm Dumbbell Rows (upper back, biceps) Crunches with Twist (abdominals) Dumbbell Shoulder Presses or Machine Shoulder Presses (shoulders, triceps) Standing Barbell Curls (biceps) Standing Machine Calf Raises (calves) Barbell Upright Rows (shoulders, trapezius) Phase 2: 07-11-2011 - 20-11-2011 2-3 * 4-8 3-4 min. rest Barbell Squats or Lying Leg Presses (legs, glutes) Barbell/Dumbbell Bench Presses (chest, triceps) Lat Pull Downs (upper back, biceps) Barbell/Dumbbell Shoulder Shrugs (shoulders, triceps) Bent Over Rows (low back, hamstrings) Weighted Crunches (abdominals) Phase 3: 21-11-2011 – 18-12-2011 8-10 3-4 min. rest Squat Jumps Side Throws Hurdle Jumps with Sprint Over the Back Toss Box Drill with Rings Slams Next tho this I do rotator cuff excercises and forearm training. I run a 3/4 km twice a week, just for fun. |
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Please Bas, thanks
please post your training schedule |
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ok i just gotta say it. 5'11" and 114 lbs??? is this you bro?
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