Running

Injury Prevention Schedule

 

Week Three

 

Tip of the Week

Knee, Hip, and Trunk Alignment

When performing your exercises, it is important that you focus on lining up your knees properly. What is proper knee alignment (video/photo link here)? When squatting, jumping, landing, changing direction make your knees look like this:

Knees over your second and third toes. This means they cannot move inward (link).

Hips not out. With Single Leg jumping, landing, and squatting, do not let your hips move outward (link).

Trunk upright. Do not lean from side-to-side (link) or allow your trunk to collapse (link).

Day One

Injury Prevention Day One

Day Two

Injury Prevention Day One

Injury Prevention Day One

Key.

A set is a group of repetitions. So 1 set of 10 repetitions is one group of 10 times doing the exercise. This can be abbreviated at 1×10 (one set of ten)

Reps in Reserve (RIR) is how we control intensity. Basically, RIR is a tool that describes how challenging an exercise set is by estimating how many reps you believe were left before reaching absolute fatigue. As an example, an RIR of 3 means you should be able to perform 3 more repetitions than the prescribed number. So, if the presribed number is 10 with an RIR of 3, perform with a weight that you can do 10 times, but feels like you can do 3 more repetitions. This takes some practice to master.

Colors. 

Yellow are warm-up exercises

Purple are plyometric exercises

Green are general strength exercises

Orange are isolated exercises

 

Warm-Up Level One

Walking Lunge: 1 x 10 each side

Inverted Hamstring: 1 x 10 each side

Single Leg Squat: 1 x 10 each side

Power Skip: 2 x 100 feet

Shuffle: 2 x 100 feet

Double Leg Ankle Hop: 2 x 10

Jump to Cut


2 sets of 10 repetitions each side


Bodyweight


Rest 1 minute between sets

Depth Jump


2 sets of 10 repetitions


Bodyweight

Box Height: 18 inches


Rest 1 minute between sets

Standing Long Jump


2 sets of 10 repetitions


Bodyweight


Rest 1 minute between sets

Barbell Squat


2 sets of 10 repetitions


2 Reps in Reserve


Rest 1 minute between sets

Step Up


2 sets of 10 repetitions


Bodyweight


Rest 1 minute between sets

Double Leg Romanian Deadlift


2 sets of 10 repetitions


105% of Week 2


Rest 1 minute between sets

Side Plank


3 sets of 2 repetitions each side


10 seconds each


Rest 1 minute between sets

Double Leg Heel Raise--Flat


2 sets of 15 repetitions

Bodyweight


Rest 1 minute between sets

Injury Prevention Day Two

Key.

A set is a group of repetitions. So 1 set of 10 repetitions is one group of 10 times doing the exercise. This can be abbreviated at 1×10 (one set of ten)

Reps in Reserve (RIR) is how we control intensity. Basically, RIR is a tool that describes how challenging an exercise set is by estimating how many reps you believe were left before reaching absolute fatigue. As an example, an RIR of 3 means you should be able to perform 3 more repetitions than the prescribed number. So, if the presribed number is 10 with an RIR of 3, perform with a weight that you can do 10 times, but feels like you can do 3 more repetitions. This takes some practice to master.

Colors. 

Yellow are warm-up exercises

Purple are plyometric exercises

Green are general strength exercises

Orange are isolated exercises

 

Warm-Up Level One

Walking Lunge: 1 x 10 each side

Inverted Hamstring: 1 x 10 each side

Single Leg Squat: 1 x 10 each side

Power Skip: 2 x 100 feet

Shuffle: 2 x 100 feet

Double Leg Ankle Hop: 2 x 10

Depth Jump


2 sets of 10 repetitions


Bodyweight

Box Height: 18 inches


Rest 1 minute between sets

Single Leg Long Jump


2 sets of 10 repetitions each side


Bodyweight


Rest 1 minute between sets

Split Squat Jump


2 sets of 10 repetitions each side


Bodyweight


Rest 1 minute between sets

Bulgarian Squat


2 sets of 10 repetitions each side


5 pound dumbbell each hand


Rest 1 minute between sets

Deadlift


1 set of 10 repetitions


3 Reps in Reserve


Rest 1 minute between sets

Stability Ball Hamstring Curl


2 sets of 10 repetitions


Bodyweight


Rest 1 minute between sets

Posterior Tibialis Inversion


2 sets of 15 repetitions each side


Band


Rest 30 seconds between sets

Double Leg Heel Raise--Step


2 sets of 15 repetitions

Bodyweight


Rest 1 minute between sets