Saturday, June 30, 2012

Advanced Training Methods for Athletes (ATMA)

Athletes, especially at elite level in various competitive sports, are “finely tuned” and priceless. For many, high performance, sustainability and longevity are key parameters. Thus, competitive training & fitness must be goal based and results oriented. This includes highly advanced State-of-The-Art methods which must be effectively leveraged. Bottom-line which must be addressed whether it is on the football field, basketball court, track stadium, swimming pool or any venue, it is all about success, results and actual performance. Advanced Training Methods for Athletes (ATMA) includes following key areas.

Relaxation
·         Introspection, Self Evaluation, Self Confidence & Efficacy
·         Results Oriented Goal Setting & Metrics
·         Structural, Cardio-Pulmonary & Muscle System
·         Advanced Visual & Imaging Simulation
·         Proven & Advanced Alternative Methods
·         Proven External Therapy Techniques

Flexibility
·         Static & Dynamic Stretching
·         Intake of Key Supplements
·         Overall Nutrition & Diet
·         Direct Impact on Stress Management
·         Leveraging Borzov & Lydiard Advanced Training
·         Plyometrics & Related Techniques

Stress Management
·         Priority For Top Performance, Success & Results
·         Causes of Stress
o   Emotional & Mental
o   Daily & Lifestyle
o   Fitness & Training
o   Pre & Post Competition
·         Ways to Deal with Stress
o   Physical & Mental Fitness & Cross-Training
o   Nutrition & Diet
o   Break from Mundane & Monotony
o   Alternative Methods, Therapies & Techniques

Holistic Benefits of Yoga
·         Main goal is to be firm, relaxed and extended
·         Leverage poses, postures, breathing and mediation
·         Muscular (Flexibility, Endurance, Strength)
·         Core Strength
·         Release and Reduction in Stress & Strain
·         Cardio-Pulmonary Development

Balanced ATMA program for any athletic sport must address various forms of aerobic, anaerobic, resistance training coupled with nutrition.

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