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Mentioned in 6 episodes
Triphasic Training II
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Mentioned in 6 episodes
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regarding maintaining stiffness to redirect energy during training.

Brian Buck

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Brian Buck: Force Plate Profiling
Mentioned as a resource to learn more about triphasic training.

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Advanced Training Systems: Conjugate, Undulating, Triphasic, Linear Periodization, and More!
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, covering neurological concepts in performance training and agility.

Cal Dietz

Mike T. Nelson

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445: Cal Dietz and Mike T Nelson on Training Neurology, Oscillatory Reps, and Triphasic II Concepts
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when discussing the importance of relaxation and contraction in athletic training.

Rodrigo Alvira

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Rodrigo Alvira: Archetypes, Force Plates, VBT
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as one of the structured training books he read around age 30 that provided useful weekly flow and structure.


Joel Smith

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506: Joel Smith on Programming Essentials for Speed and Power Development
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as a book he co-wrote and has available for readers interested in Triphasic training methods.

Kevin Dineen

Episode 373: The Future of Fitness + Healthcare: Coaches, Blood Work, and Client-Centered Models | Kevin Dineen
Mentioned in the podcast conclusion as having 14 all new methods from the first book.

Episode 333: Coach Cal Dietz on Triphasic Training, Pain, and Performance – Q&A Edition
Mentioned by Mike Nelson as a book he co-wrote with Cal Deitz.

Episode 340: Hybrid Training and Meathead Cardio with Bryan Boorstein
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as a book he read when he was at Minnesota about the ins and outs of adaptation.

Sam Elsner

488: Sam Elsner on Rewiring Athletic Performance and Movement Learning



