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Athletic Lab Coaching Academy
Athletic Lab's Mike Young, PhD describes the motivation behind the Athletic Lab Coaching Academy.
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Відео

Athletic Lab Facility Tour (2024)
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Athletic Lab is 25,000 square feet of training excellence. A built to suit facility matched only by the coaches who lead and our community of go-getter athletes and fitness enthusiasts. ✅ 4 strength training areas furnished with the best equipment on the market, ✅ 5,500 square feet of turf, ✅ 4-lane 60m sprint track, ✅ over 18 tons of dumbbells, kettlebells and bumper plates, ✅ metabolic condit...
ALTC 54: Double Waves & VBT in the weight room
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Mike Young takes you through a strength session with ALTC that incorporates a double-wave loading scheme and velocity based training technology.
ALTC 53: Driving intent on sprinting using sports technology
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In this vlog, Mike Young discusses how he uses timing gates during training sessions with the Athletic Lab Track Club to drive intensity.
ALTC 52: Deload & Testing - RSI, Sprinting & More!
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In this vlog, the Athletic Lab Track Club members deload from a hard cycle of training and go through a test battery to assess progress.
ALTC 51: POWER Development
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In this vlog, the ALTC athletes hit the gym for a power and eccentric strength focused session. The session took place in late November.
ALTC 50: FAST Sprints, VBT, and Accommodating Resistance
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Athletic Lab Track Club's late November session included some acceleration focused sprinting, velocity based training technology, and accommodating resistance.
ALTC 49: Early November Testing
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Big test day for Athletic Lab Track Club.
ALTC 48: Maxing on Power Cleans
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Athletic Lab Track Club maxes on power cleans and Coach Mike Young talks about his testing protocols.
ALTC 47: Stiffness Jumps, Complexes and Max Strength
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Athletic Lab Track Club developing stiffness and power with complexes.
ALTC 46: Technical Sprints & Eccentric Power
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A late October session with ALTC focused on developing event specific speed and eccentric power.
ALTC 45: Big Max Velocity Day
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A look inside a high neuromuscular demand speed day for Athletic Lab Track Club.
ALTC 44: Acceleration & Power
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Mid October training day for Athletic Lab Track Club focusing on acceleration and low end power.
Wake Competition Center / Athletic Lab
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Athletic Lab is located in the world class Wake Competition Center in the heart of the Triangle region of NC. This commercial for the Wake Competition Center aired during Carolina Hurricanes (NHL) home games during the 2021 season.
Real Madrid Training
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This video is about Real Madrid Training
Real Madrid Warmup
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Real Madrid Warmup
RTA Commercial with Jess McDonald
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RTA Commercial with Jess McDonald
NC Courage's Merritt Mathias
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NC Courage's Merritt Mathias
Decathlete Jack Flood
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Decathlete Jack Flood
Athletic Lab Training Teaser
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Athletic Lab Training Teaser
Athletic Lab Facility Tour (2021)
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Athletic Lab Facility Tour (2021)
Athletic Lab COVID-19 Update [March 16]
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Athletic Lab COVID-19 Update [March 16]
ALTC: 44 TRUE TOP SPEED WORK
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ALTC: 44 TRUE TOP SPEED WORK
ALTC 43: Cycle 2 Testing
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ALTC 43: Cycle 2 Testing
ALTC 42: Autoregulation & Individualization
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ALTC 42: Autoregulation & Individualization
ALTC 41: 3.91 30m in flats during General Prep Testing
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ALTC 41: 3.91 30m in flats during General Prep Testing
ALTC 40: Outdoor Competitive Phase Training
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ALTC 40: Outdoor Competitive Phase Training
ALTC 39: RSI Testing & Sprint Work
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ALTC 39: RSI Testing & Sprint Work
ALTC 38: Decathletes do Complex Training
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ALTC 38: Decathletes do Complex Training
ALTC 37: End of 3rd cycle testing- RSI, Speed, Strength with VBT
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ALTC 37: End of 3rd cycle testing- RSI, Speed, Strength with VBT

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @caution934
    @caution934 14 годин тому

    this guy looks familiar

  • @mikeymartin80
    @mikeymartin80 Місяць тому

    When I was in high school I was training for this.. my coach said that I was on my way to ask a competing with the the majors for this but I was stupid and tore my shoulder doing the farmers walk

  • @johnswift2952
    @johnswift2952 Місяць тому

    Wtf is he going on about 🤦‍♂️

  • @IkiaranPatrick
    @IkiaranPatrick 2 місяці тому

    How about the trap bar.... 🎉 Can y'all speak on that..

  • @cheedam8738
    @cheedam8738 2 місяці тому

    where yall at now?

  • @Leonidas-eu9bb
    @Leonidas-eu9bb 6 місяців тому

    #1 jump coach

  • @sillypuddystl2907
    @sillypuddystl2907 7 місяців тому

    Can’t you do the same things with a barbell or with bands. And what about the traditional 1-3-pause, repeats. And box jumping and time honored hurdle hops? I work with young tack athletes (1k - 3200 yds) who’s weight training rep range is between 10-30 over no more than 12 weeks in a calendar year. Not sure this equipment is valuable for middle or long distance endurance athletes when traditional training tools are so effective. Interesting concept. Like to see how this concept evolves

    • @AthleticLab
      @AthleticLab 7 місяців тому

      Bands and a barbell are very different. This can be used to easily create an eccentric overload. You can't really do this with a banded barbell. Traditional training tools are the default just as you've suggested and we love to hear your focus on the basic fundamentals. We wish more people would do that. We tend to use this with more advanced speed-power athletes but it can also be used with any other population.

  • @futbol1972
    @futbol1972 9 місяців тому

    Whill this replace .y rhino belt squat? I ha e a bad k ee arthritis do to playing sports.

  • @user-le8yj8ki3c
    @user-le8yj8ki3c 9 місяців тому

    can a box replace my rhino belt squat. will box will be easier on a bad knee??? have some arthritis from playing sports and rhino belt squat makes my knee sore every time I use it:( so I was wondering the k box will be better on the knees? I bought the rhino cause I also have two bulging disk in lower back but it puts a lot of stress on knee. I am not a powerlifter but I like to keep my knees toned and if I can get some muscle with k box that will be nice too. I like rhino but I don't know If I will make the right decision selling it to get k box??

  • @theyetti90
    @theyetti90 9 місяців тому

    I would have loved it at the start if you'd said, "Yes..." and then explained all of this.

  • @rushanthchandrakumar2284
    @rushanthchandrakumar2284 11 місяців тому

    Hey man what age were u when you did this if u dont mind?

  • @keion_arknights
    @keion_arknights Рік тому

    He jumbled his words with weightlifting. Weightlifting requires the production of power from a dead stop and requires no endurance, which is why long calf muscles and shorter tendons are favored.

  • @modernbarbarian
    @modernbarbarian Рік тому

    The highest rsi I’ve ever seen is 4.78

  • @richardj6593
    @richardj6593 Рік тому

    Did not see the research data presented. why?

  • @sushi1647
    @sushi1647 Рік тому

    Track guys should be upper 3’s low 4’s, team-sport athletes are generally lows 3’s

  • @bryannixon4297
    @bryannixon4297 Рік тому

    I agree, vertimax is a gimmick. We had one at a school where I used to coach, and the results were mediocre at best. Definitely not worth the money.

  • @ashgherense2555
    @ashgherense2555 Рік тому

    A nightmare for an athlet

  • @filthymcnastyazz
    @filthymcnastyazz Рік тому

    Jeezuz just pick up a barbell in the amount of time the explanation takes

  • @leon9144
    @leon9144 Рік тому

    What 100m time does the guy run who had a 4,4 RSI?

    • @evanwan3676
      @evanwan3676 8 місяців тому

      😂what im wondering

  • @niravbhanot7422
    @niravbhanot7422 Рік тому

    I have read somewhere that the basic advantage of using kbox over traditional resistance equipments is that you doesn't stop at the end of concentric phase and you quickly shifts to eccentric movement which led to increase in RFD. But you are telling to pause during the movement which is in contrast with the above. Kindly comment

    • @Leonidas-eu9bb
      @Leonidas-eu9bb 4 місяці тому

      he was talking about how to achieve true eccentric overload. Flywheel training indeed has unique benefits over traditional gravity loaded training. Flywheel training shines in strength, hypertrophy and power if done with proper intent.

  • @Famousestephen
    @Famousestephen Рік тому

    What happened to the channel?

  • @justinjames__423
    @justinjames__423 Рік тому

    So is there any statistical data how long exactly is Usain Bolt's achilles tendon

  • @hicksa1
    @hicksa1 Рік тому

    Ugggg I understood nothing!😤

  • @betterphysicaltherapy
    @betterphysicaltherapy Рік тому

    thanks for the great explanation of how to use this device effectively. 100% i would have messed it up, haha

  • @frank_zapping
    @frank_zapping Рік тому

    This was the only test I used to be good during the school years. 😁

  • @HoneySingh43.03
    @HoneySingh43.03 2 роки тому

    Is this flying time ?

    • @19Kamau79
      @19Kamau79 Рік тому

      Famous Ben Johnson did 3.80 for real 30m and decade later Maurice Greene lowered to 3.75 before Su Bingtian recently became fastest in history 3.73 wild guess timing is completely different as those three mentioned sprinters all have monster strength to accelerate.

    • @johnnwako2488
      @johnnwako2488 8 місяців тому

      Certainly, there's no reation time!

    • @overbillionviews
      @overbillionviews 4 місяці тому

      @@19Kamau79 у тебя примеры старта под выстрел, а тут время не идёт, пока рука опирается. Опираться можно почти 0,5 секунды

  • @reiseleitercostarica
    @reiseleitercostarica 2 роки тому

    Wish I knew this when I started track and field. Thanks!

  • @Fuji_62
    @Fuji_62 2 роки тому

    bintian su , a 5 foot 7 asian with short achilles has run 9.83 100m !

    • @keion_arknights
      @keion_arknights Рік тому

      That's why he has a fast acceleration but low peAchilles. Good production of power and speed comes from the calf, but low conservation of energy due to a small achilles.

  • @bentsejensen9762
    @bentsejensen9762 2 роки тому

    13 and Got 3,92

  • @septemberwright8042
    @septemberwright8042 2 роки тому

    It's all about STRESS!

  • @steveaguilar6709
    @steveaguilar6709 2 роки тому

    Coach would you happen to have a video library of kbox exercises? Thanks

  • @thedarling0002
    @thedarling0002 2 роки тому

    i had 4.30 on my pe class but i fell on the finish line

  • @Untitled955
    @Untitled955 2 роки тому

    Great form bro

  • @BoogieTX
    @BoogieTX 2 роки тому

    BTW, it’s PART of the workout. Not entire workout. Do you lift weights in a game???

  • @BoogieTX
    @BoogieTX 2 роки тому

    As a trainer, vertamax is legit ESPECIALLY the raptor. If they never went through a program on it themselves then their options are really irrelevant. I’ve seen athlete excel way faster than all the other crap.

  • @kingstonbasketball5020
    @kingstonbasketball5020 2 роки тому

    thank

  • @unotir7109
    @unotir7109 2 роки тому

    I’m 11 that’s the exact same time I got but it was 30 yard no joke

  • @cdl34453
    @cdl34453 2 роки тому

    these guys are trying to give advice about the vertimax yet idk if any them can can dunk or even run under a 5 second 40 yard dash lmaoooo the guys at vertimax are proven a Athletes first hand that I've saw so I'm going with there advice first hand than someone that can't even get underneath a 5 flat 40

  • @_HHT_
    @_HHT_ 2 роки тому

    17 and 3.89

    • @deanambrose6277
      @deanambrose6277 Рік тому

      Same & 100m in 11.0 sec

    • @letsgettit3338
      @letsgettit3338 Рік тому

      doubt it man usain bolts 30m is 3.78 seconds 😂and around 4.5 is considered very fast for the average man

    • @MatthewforesterFC
      @MatthewforesterFC Рік тому

      @@letsgettit3338I got 4.03 at 16

  • @emmanueloluga9770
    @emmanueloluga9770 2 роки тому

    vertimax, kbox, kband and etc are cool n all, but the top athletes will always excel with or without these training tools.

  • @dunkmaster50inchplusvert
    @dunkmaster50inchplusvert 2 роки тому

    i have been using the kbox with the accelerating isokinetic machine the Jumper and the jump squat machine the supercat getting crazy results …

    • @Leonidas-eu9bb
      @Leonidas-eu9bb 4 місяці тому

      but why is flywheeltraining not as popular?

  • @PowerTraining
    @PowerTraining 2 роки тому

    Great channel, valuable and underrated info, I love this training facility

  • @pad4167
    @pad4167 2 роки тому

    I am 15 and I do 4.17

  • @johnnwako2488
    @johnnwako2488 2 роки тому

    None of these theorists know their subject - therefore NONE of them could tell that an almost 2 meters tall person could move his legs as quickly as Usain Bolt did while sprinting, particularly in the acceleration phase (0-30 meters) of the 100 + 200 m races!

  • @makrele900
    @makrele900 2 роки тому

    Hey Coach how should i structure my training with the flywheel, if my main goal is hypertrophie? Thanks

  • @itsinthetreesitscoming7431
    @itsinthetreesitscoming7431 2 роки тому

    who's the 3.9 guy and what can he do over 60?

  • @BDR-yo6ss
    @BDR-yo6ss 3 роки тому

    What type of isos do you do when focusing on top speed?

  • @BryanORourke
    @BryanORourke 3 роки тому

    @VertiMax offers not only the V8 Platforms they also offer the Raptor. VertiMax tech impacts power, quickness, agility, speed, and vertical and is used by olympians professional and student athletes trainers coaches around the world. It really works and research supports this.

  • @alfsearching
    @alfsearching 3 роки тому

    paid for every orthotic you can imagine. And now I've gone back to using the insert that comes with the shoe!!! And it's really comfortable.

  • @rambojohn7118
    @rambojohn7118 3 роки тому

    Thanks for the review. Question: How can a person using the KBox4 really know if they are gaining strength compared to using free weights snd lifting heavier free weights? Question: What is a good intermediate training Flywheel for the KBox to start out with ?