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110kg Elite Powerlifter Case Study 

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If you have been following me for any decent time, you know that for every lifter I have compete, I do a post highlighting their meet and some coaching insight from my lens. But for Preston, who just competed at the Arnold Pro, an Instagram caption I am not sure would do justice. So I made a full RU-vid video of me detailing my process post meet as a coach and the reflection over his training. I look into the variables present when I first started coaching him, the approach we took initially and modifications we made to training, technical changes we implemented for each lift, and what went right versus what went wrong within prep for the Arnold. I then take a look at what insight I was able to gain from his 14 week prep, changes we will be implementing moving forward, and an overview of his current training block. As well as a discussion I had with Marcellus Williams regarding Ashton Rouska and JamaRR Royster's training to find similarities and comparisons to be able to lay a framework and confirm or deny the directions I was planning on going.
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Комментарии : 35   
@gabrielmoreno3027
@gabrielmoreno3027 Год назад
This was a very interesting video, love to see the thought progress like this
@PRsPerformance
@PRsPerformance Год назад
Thank you, glad you enjoyed!
@pdel117
@pdel117 Год назад
Really like the "case study" style of recap 👍
@PRsPerformance
@PRsPerformance Год назад
Awesome, good to hear! Just did 2 more for the Powerlifting Now podcast for April, and then Sean will be doing a full video as well on one of his lifters!
@garrettglass7052
@garrettglass7052 Год назад
Love these videos. You do such a great job!
@PRsPerformance
@PRsPerformance Год назад
Thank you!
@coolwinds2476
@coolwinds2476 Год назад
Hey Steve, really appreciate all the detailed content you make on this channel! I wanted to mention that I've been getting a lot of value recently from looking at some of your past blog posts and instagram posts specifically around managing pain (specifically low back fatigue). You've shared a lot of great points around ascending set work, managing set count, intensity tolerance, and getting volume in with non-comp movements like SSB (speaking of SSB, you seem to be a fan and I'd love if you made a video talking about the value you see from it). Would greatly appreciate a video putting some of these points together and any additional info you have on the topic. Thanks!
@PRsPerformance
@PRsPerformance Год назад
So there actually is a video on SSB, its within my video of 3 favorite squat variations, so if you have not watched that, make sure to check it out!
@coolwinds2476
@coolwinds2476 Год назад
@@PRsPerformance Ah I totally missed that, thanks for the heads up!
@ShinSuperSaiyajin
@ShinSuperSaiyajin Год назад
I can relate with the problem with a narrow grip with sumo. I switched eventually to a wider grip and I can pull my shoulders back better and soft knees went bye bye. Great analysis!
@PRsPerformance
@PRsPerformance Год назад
Candito had a video about this a while back, grip width is a more likely cause for lockout issues on sumo than most people would think.
@seannoriega1024
@seannoriega1024 Год назад
HE’S THE BEST
@PRsPerformance
@PRsPerformance Год назад
You are still mesmerized by his biceps.
@gabrielmoreno3027
@gabrielmoreno3027 Год назад
dang the actual sean being very early hahah
@brownky3
@brownky3 Год назад
Simply the best
@joecharlton7664
@joecharlton7664 Год назад
Excellent video as always
@PRsPerformance
@PRsPerformance Год назад
Thank you!
@AaronSouza
@AaronSouza Год назад
I would LOVE to see you do move videos like this, rather than the stupid meet drama on 2 White Lights!
@PRsPerformance
@PRsPerformance Год назад
Well 2WL is a separate entity than my coaching and for a different audience, so this RU-vid channel will always be about informative content, as well as Powerlifting Now.
@TRXSTA38
@TRXSTA38 Год назад
I would LOVE to see your IQ hit triple digits!
@ulfang
@ulfang Год назад
Awesome video! Do you usually use the performance on that last week of the block (bfore deload) to judge progress made on that block, or you do that based on weekly performance? I find it very hard to find out if a block is working since the athlete might just have been accumulating fatigue and is currently not able to show progress made without a deload.
@PRsPerformance
@PRsPerformance Год назад
The last week performance is definitely used to gauge progress, but within the context of the block as a whole. If a lifter keeps having a notable drop off at the end of the block, while the rest of the prior training showed greater strength, the main thing I am going to look at is block length or stress allocation within that block to allow to not fizzle out before the heaviest work is done. But if strength was really good for all the training prior that is still a good indicator of performance.
@krishnakedia9243
@krishnakedia9243 Год назад
Hey Steve, great video, learnt a lot from this! I have a few questions on your free 4 x bench-sumo program, on day 2 I have dbl bench press, my strength varies quite a lot on these and I was wondering if switching to a machine press would be a good idea. Also, I do not have a leg press/hack squat/belt squat at my gym, could you recommend a barbell or any movement otherwise?
@PRsPerformance
@PRsPerformance Год назад
You can adjust the accessories on the free program however you’d like. And I’d do some unilateral variation such as reverse lunges or bulgarian split squats.
@krishnakedia9243
@krishnakedia9243 Год назад
@@PRsPerformance Thank you very much! I'll implement that immediately.
@Jeneric81
@Jeneric81 Год назад
This guy looks like the next 110 kg beast
@PRsPerformance
@PRsPerformance Год назад
A cage match between Preston and Ashton would get more views than any powerlifting meet.
@catedoge3206
@catedoge3206 Год назад
i think what could work on his sumo is not as vertical shins!
@PRsPerformance
@PRsPerformance Год назад
👍
@adamdpeeler
@adamdpeeler Год назад
Do you not usually use straight sets with your lifters?
@PRsPerformance
@PRsPerformance Год назад
I rarely, if even, program actual straight sets. What I do instead is the fatigue drop sets I have detailed in past videos.
@adamdpeeler
@adamdpeeler Год назад
@@PRsPerformance this is the way
@amrsaleh5775
@amrsaleh5775 Год назад
can i ran a lifter into a meet without practicing on singles ? like doing doubles or triples i know u said ashton does that with doubles but i sometimes feel skeptical about it as we want to mimic competition standards as close as possible but i did this with myself and it went well i find that i dont respond well doing singles on both squats and deadlifts and with some people i coach i sometime do the same not practicing singles much ( but got heavy doubles and triples)
@PRsPerformance
@PRsPerformance Год назад
Yes you can and I’ve done that before, a double is incredibly close to a single that the difference would be minimal in the comp specificity needs.
@amrsaleh5775
@amrsaleh5775 Год назад
@@PRsPerformance thank you i really appreciate the response
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