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...
Riding the Waves: The Pros & Cons of Phase Undulating Periodization
Between 2 Racks
56 minutes
2 months ago
Riding the Waves: The Pros & Cons of Phase Undulating Periodization
Send us a text Phase undulating periodization is our staple, but it isn’t magic. In this episode, we define it simply, outline when it shines and when it doesn’t, and clear up common mix-ups about “accumulation vs. intensification.” A clear, coach-friendly overview designed to help personal trainers understand periodization and apply it with confidence. 00:00 Introduction to Undulating Periodization 1:04 History and Definition of Undulating Periodization 3:19 Core Principles of Volume and In...
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...
