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Chapter 1-Kraemer.  Undulating periodization  Use a 1 week or 2 week cycle as opposed to a 4 week  Initial concept used hypertrophy (8-12 reps) and.

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1 Chapter 1-Kraemer

2  Undulating periodization  Use a 1 week or 2 week cycle as opposed to a 4 week  Initial concept used hypertrophy (8-12 reps) and strength (4-6 reps) cycles  Different loading patterns had greater frequency of exposure

3  3 patterns per week  1 st day4-6, 2 nd day 12-15 and 3 rd day 8-10 (vary order each week)  Might also use Very Heavy or Power  Daily individual variation  No peaking!  Consistent gains across a long season  Linear peaks at specific times  Moves from goal to goal across time

4  A few studies have shown greater gains  Page 17-19 in Kraemer book?  Compared to what?

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7  Changes every 2 weeks vs. linear model (no variation)  Similar strength gains  Changes every day vs. linear model (no variation)  Greater gains in undulating  Variation is key  Frequency of variation differs

8 1. More variety 2. More quickly rejoin workout after time off 3. Less boredom 4. Adaptable 5. More frequent rest  Variation of loading schemes

9 1. Analyze individual fatigue 2. Testing on day of workout 3. Monitor workout compared to prior work 4. Modifying workout based on tests 5. Complete overall plan but alter sequence

10  Linear periodization – increasing intensity with decreasing volume across time  Nonlinear results in greater changes than nonvaried single set programs  Vary by training session

11  Tonight – undulating program  Next week chapters 4 & 5


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