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Michael LightnerOklahoma Live And Conditioning PracticeOctober 20, 2009 World Champion Sammie Henson puts the Oklahoma Sooners Through a tough live practice and conditioning practice during the early part of the season.
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Scientifically looking at how the body works and trying to "peak" for the big event, the early portion of training (first few months) it's important to focus on volume, not intensity. Build your VO2 MAX, or some just say "lungs" referring to your breathing. Once a "base" volume training is complete, then add the intensity. It is not possible to hold ones "peak" for more then a few weeks.
The big event for college wrestlers normally is conference or the NCAA's, those are at the end of season. For high school athletes they may be "peaking" for the first couple weeks of season (Ironman or Beast O' East) then a so-called rest until the state meet.
IMO: Preseason or the beginning of season is when you focus on conditioning, first must come volume. Bring on the most intensity the last month before the big event that trying to "peak" for.
I'm not a coach, nor do I play one on TV....
Then you build them up as you go.
I am not sure what some of you think he should be doing. Have you seen the off season training of Iowa. Last year it was crazy intense. The guys have to be ready to rock.
It is the desire that separates everyone on the mat.
If the mind doesn't believe, the body can't achieve.
Guys were breaking during the takedown matches. The numbers look low and the guys looked a little spastic during conditioning. It looked a lot more Div III than big time Div I.
I'm not putting them down, It's just what I see when I watch the video.