This program is designed for high school athletes looking to build power, strength, speed, and acceleration that carry directly into their sport. Designed specifically for team sport athletes in off-season who want to develop a performance edge. Training emphasizes jumping, sprinting, cutting, and mastering foundational strength movements, while exposing athletes to a variety of movement demands - helping them improve not just weight room numbers, but their performance where it matters most: in competition.
Access to space year-round can be difficult for some athletes. This program works with the four seasons - leverage the winter months for jumping, plyometric, isometric & bodyweight strength while late spring to fall includes change of direction, nonlinear acceleration, and top end speed. All you need for these sessions is an open field or park. This "seasonal periodization" works with what you have access to, not against it.
A1
Assault Bike.
1 x 2:00
A2
Crab Position Extension
1 x 8
B1
Quadruped Wrist Mobilization
2 x 8
B2
Dowel Lat Mobilization - On Bench
2 x 8
B3
90 Degree ISO Squat with Plate Raise
2 x 8
B4
KANG Squat with Plate
2 x 8
B5
Barbell Front Squat
2 x 10
B6
Assault Treadmill Acceleration 80%
2 x 2
C
Rapid Response - Forward & Backward Hops
2 x 10
D
Assault Treadmill Acceleration 100%
1 x 2
E1
Drop Jump
2 x 5
E2
2:1 External Hops
2 x 10
F1
Lateral Tuck Jump - Continous
2 x 5
F2
Hip Flip, Drop Step Bound Quick to Stabilize
2 x 5
G1
Eccentric Safety Bar Squat
3 x 3
G2
Eccentric Barbell Incline Bench Press.
3 x 3
G3
High Split Stance Cable Single Arm Row
3 x 10
H1
Chin Ups
2 x 10
H2
Goblet Lateral Squat
2 x 10
H3
Dumbbell Side Bends
2 x 15
A1
Assault Bike.
1 x 2:00
A2
Crab Position Extension
1 x 8
B1
Quadruped Wrist Mobilization
2 x 8
B2
Dowel Lat Mobilization - On Bench
2 x 8
B3
90 Degree ISO Squat with Plate Raise
2 x 8
B4
KANG Squat with Plate
2 x 8
B5
Barbell Front Squat
2 x 10
B6
Assault Treadmill Acceleration 80%
2 x 2
C
Rapid Response Lateral Hops to Extended Hop - Continous
2 x 3
D
Assault Treadmill Acceleration 100%
1 x 2
E1
Lateral Drop Jump to Jop
2 x 3
E2
2:1 Internal Hops
2 x 10
F1
Lateral Tuck Jump - Continous
2 x 5
F2
2 Leg Jump w/Approach
2 x 5
G1
Eccentric Trap Bar Deadlift
3 x 4
G2
Eccentric Lat Pulldown
3 x 4
G3
1/2 Kneeling Single Arm Dumbbell Shoulder Press
3 x 10
H
Seated Row - Mechanical Drop Set
I
Seated Calve Raise - ISO Hold
2 x 40
A
Raise.
1 x 2:00
B
Lateral Pillar Bridge
1 x 5
C1
Low Split Stance Overcoming ISO - Towel/Shirt
2 x 3
C2
Pushup Position Alternating Elbow Instep to T Spine Rotation
2 x 8
C3
Lateral Lunge to Crossunder Lunge
2 x 8
C4
Snap Down - Single Leg
2 x 4
C5
Vertical Bounds for Rhythm
2 x 4
D1
Vertical Hops
3 x 8
D2
Broad Jump - Continous
3 x 6
E1
Deep Tier Vertical Jump - Static Start
3 x 3
E2
Push-up Oscillation - Top
3 x 3
F1
Drop Step Jop - Stabilize
3 x 4
F2
Assisted Deep Tier Lateral Line Jumps
3 x 10
G1
Crossover Continous
3 x 3
G2
Fall in to ISO Lunge
3 x 4
A1
90/90 Front Leg Internal & External Rotations
1 x 8
A2
90/90 Trail Leg Internal & External Rotations
1 x 8
A3
1/2 Kneeling T-Spine Rotation to Wall Contour
1 x 8
B1
Wall Supported Cossack Squat Mobilization
2 x 10
B2
Supported Hip Airplane
2 x 10
B3
Standing Shoulder CARs - Two Arm
2 x 10
C1
Assisted Skater Squat - Yielding ISO w/Heel Float
3 x 1 @ 20
C2
T Position Single Leg RDL to Hip Flexion
3 x 8
C3
Prone Row with T Spine Extension to Arm Extension
3 x 8
C4
Pushup Hands Offset
3 x 4
C5
Snap Down - Single Leg
3 x 4
D1
Tricep Bench Dip - Yielding ISO
3 x 1 @ 35
D2
Assisted Skater Squat with Toe Touch
3 x 12
D3
Supine Trunk Rotations - ball between knees
3 x 12
Circuit
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GET. AFTER. IT 4 min on the clock. Complete as many rounds as possible of: 10 Mountain Climber - Control with Knee Outside Elbow 10 Bodyweight Split Squats Reminder - 10 reps per side Comment how many rounds you get (ex: 4 rounds + 8 mountain climbers). For Mountain Climbers: Unlike traditional mountain climbers, the expectation is to hold each change of position for a half second - enough to show control. Drive the foot/knee outside the elbow. It is OK and normal for the toe to angle outwards
Anton Snyder
M.S, M.S.N, RN, CSCS, NSCA-CPT, USAW-1. Over ten years experience training youth, high school, and collegiate athletes across 15 different sports.
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High School Off-Season Sport Performance
High School Off-Season Sport Performance
High School Off-Season Sport Performance