Introduction to Strength & Conditioning Training
Foundational Strength: Learn-to-Lift
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The classes will run Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday from January 6 until March 28
On Monday & Wednesday the classes will run from 6:45PM – 7:45PM, and on Saturday from 10 AM - 11AM.
The classes will run Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday from January 6 until March 28
On Monday & Wednesday the classes will run from 6:45PM – 7:45PM, and on Saturday from 10 AM - 11AM.
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The class is designed to introduce participants to proper strength and conditioning exercise. In the class, participants will learn to properly perform a variety of exercises which target the important movement patterns that are essential to healthy living.
The three main compound lifts that will be taught are the squat, bench and deadlift, in addition to many other assistance exercises.In the initial phase of the class, lifts are modified to allow for proper movement patterns to be established (goblet squat, kettlebell deadlift and a lighter bar for bench).As technique and movement patterns improve and participants’ skills develop, participants will be progressed to the barbells at the discretion of the strength coach.
Following the main compound lift, participants will perform a variety of “assistance exercises” in a high-intensity circuit fashion (note: high-intensity is relative to the participants’ abilities).For example, after squats participants may perform lunges.
As skills and movement patterns solidify, the intensity of training will increase to help to build the strongest and healthiest you.
The three main compound lifts that will be taught are the squat, bench and deadlift, in addition to many other assistance exercises.In the initial phase of the class, lifts are modified to allow for proper movement patterns to be established (goblet squat, kettlebell deadlift and a lighter bar for bench).As technique and movement patterns improve and participants’ skills develop, participants will be progressed to the barbells at the discretion of the strength coach.
Following the main compound lift, participants will perform a variety of “assistance exercises” in a high-intensity circuit fashion (note: high-intensity is relative to the participants’ abilities).For example, after squats participants may perform lunges.
As skills and movement patterns solidify, the intensity of training will increase to help to build the strongest and healthiest you.
