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The little trick that I’m going to
teach you is nothing more than “tricking” your nervous system into
increasing its output potential. This response is called Post-Activation
Potentiation. The most familiar way of implementing this phenomenon is
through wave-training. If you haven’t read Robb’s article regarding this
method,
check it out here. Okay, enough of the theory, here’s how to implement it with a different example for the bench press, 20 yard sprint, and vertical jump. Bench Press (percentages are off of 1RM; reps are after the slash) 70%/5 75%/3 85%/3 Hold 120% for 6 seconds just short of lockout 90%/as many as possible 40%/10 yds 50%/10 yds Free Sprint 4x20 yds Rest 2-3 minutes between reps 2x3 Depth Jumps (drop from 18 inch box, quickly jump up to a 24 inch box or higher) 3 Vertical Jumps There are three ways to implement the phenomenon of post-activation potentiation into your programs. This is extremely intense upon the central nervous system and should not be used continuously for more than 2 times a week and 4 continuous weeks.
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