两天与四天的训练停止之后,在动力提升器中步骤缩小后,训练停止了两天

Benjamin I Burke1,2, Kevin M Carroll1, S Kyle Travis3,4

  • 1Center of Excellence for Sport Science and Coach Education, Department of Sport, Exercise, Recreation and Kinesiology, East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, Tennessee.

概括

一周的逐步减速,然后是为期两天的停止期,增强了动力举重者的长椅压力和总力量. 4天的戒断期只提高了死力,这表明更短的戒断时间对功率提升的表现更有效.

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