Send us a text In this episode, we dive into the real meaning of training age and why strength training must evolve as you move from novice to intermediate to advanced. We break down how each stage responds to training, why consistency matters more than variety in the early years, and how long-term progress depends on learning the right skills at the right time. We discuss what qualifies someone as a true beginner, even if they have trained for years, and why coaching intent, movement quality...
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Send us a text In this episode, we dive into the real meaning of training age and why strength training must evolve as you move from novice to intermediate to advanced. We break down how each stage responds to training, why consistency matters more than variety in the early years, and how long-term progress depends on learning the right skills at the right time. We discuss what qualifies someone as a true beginner, even if they have trained for years, and why coaching intent, movement quality...
Rapid Fire Q&A: Big Picture Thinking, Parallel Periodization & Much More
Between 2 Racks
50 minutes
3 weeks ago
Rapid Fire Q&A: Big Picture Thinking, Parallel Periodization & Much More
Send us a text In this Rapid Fire Q&A, the KILO Crew zooms out to big picture program design. We cover how to plan mesocycles in the context of a macrocycle, why intensity drives quality selection, and where parallel periodization actually fits. You will hear when to use phase undulating models, how to prevent interference, and how to balance variation with mastery so progress does not stall. 00:00 Welcome & Introduction 00:19 Designing a Mesocycle: Strength Qualities & Over...
Between 2 Racks
Send us a text In this episode, we dive into the real meaning of training age and why strength training must evolve as you move from novice to intermediate to advanced. We break down how each stage responds to training, why consistency matters more than variety in the early years, and how long-term progress depends on learning the right skills at the right time. We discuss what qualifies someone as a true beginner, even if they have trained for years, and why coaching intent, movement quality...