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    Philosophy ofTrainingVsteinn Hafsteinsson

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    Simply Put

    You get good at what you do

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    Philosophy

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    The Legends

    Wolfgang Schmidt GER

    Mac Wilkins USA

    John Powell USA

    Jurgen Schult GER

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    Mac Wilkins USA

    Great Momentum in the Start

    Good Power Rhythm

    Very Good Separation

    Greatest Ever Release, Vertically

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    Wolfgang Schmidt GER

    Wide Right Leg

    Perfect Hip Thrust in the Sprint Phase

    Good Orbit

    Long Path

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    John Powell USA

    Stretch

    Turn

    Sprint

    Jump

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    Jurgen Schult GER

    Great Horizontal Power

    The Best Separation

    Great Hip

    Great Flight

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    Mechanical Factors of Throwing

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    Throwing Principles

    Involve the whole body Summation of force or power

    Force in the direction of the throw

    Long reach/path of motion

    Transfer of energy

    Center of gravity

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    Aerodynamics and Mechanics

    Wind Head

    Tail

    Side left

    Side right

    Calm

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    Biomechanics

    Kinetic Energy (momentum) Stretching elastic tissue (settle) prior to throw

    Transfering energy (power) to implement

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    Athletes Characteristics

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    Age & Level

    Puberty girls 11-13, boys 13-16

    22 year: Elite training

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    Basic Skills

    Basic Coordination

    Refined Coordination

    Stabilization of Refined Coordination

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    Training Principles

    a. Individualization

    b. Specificityc. Load/adaptation

    1. Training volume/intensity

    2. Training time3. Frequency of training4. Rest5. Compensation/ over or super

    d. Variatione. Progressionf. Control

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    Trainingforms TECHNICAL TRAINING a. Throwing

    b. Drills

    STRENGTH TRAINING a. Weightliftingb. Power Lifting

    c. Body Building

    d. Stabilization Lifting

    EXPLOSIVE TRAINING a. Bounding

    b. Medicineball SPEED TRAINING a. Sprints

    ENDURANCE TRAINING a. Long Distance

    FLEXIBILITY TRAINING a. Functional Ex.

    b. Stretch

    c. Active Dynamicd. Passive Static

    COORDINATION TRAINING a. Balance

    b. Reaction

    c. Rhythm

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    Training Philosophy

    Physical Shape Mental Capacity

    Technical Level

    If you are off in oneyou still throw far

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    PHYSICAL SHAPE

    Power Lifts

    Olympic Lifts

    Body Building Lifts

    Special Lifts

    Stabilization Lifts

    Rehab Training Medicineball Throwing

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    MENTAL CAPACITYGoals

    B Plan

    Gameplan

    Focus on Simple ThingsPerson

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    TECHNICAL PointsShort, simple back swing

    Left shoulder axis

    Hit the middle square

    Get left foot downPerson

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    Philosophy of V. Hafsteinsson

    Throw Discus and learn by

    Doing Minimum 10.000 Throws a

    year for 10 years

    Feeling/Positions Rhythm, Acceleration,

    Release Speed

    Individual Adaptation

    Keep it simple

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    The Athlete

    Total Dedication to the Sport

    Going for Gold

    Breaking Records

    Nothing is Going to Stop Me

    Do What is Needed for Success

    Beat Everybody When it Counts

    Loves to Compete Do Things Others Do not Do

    Be Myself

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    Professionalism

    Systematic Training

    Professional Coaching

    Great Environment

    Good Facilities

    Team of Specialists

    Training Camps

    Planned Competition Schedule

    Training Partners

    Backup, Federation, Club

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    Coaching You Are out There

    You Are in Charge You Listen

    You Have a System

    You are Responsible

    You Show Class Act

    You do not Know it All You learn and develop

    You Look for Help

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    Environment

    Lives close

    Facilities

    Specialists

    Training Partners Coach

    Eating Possibility

    Sponsors

    Club, Federation

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    FACILITIES

    Throwing Field, Always Available

    Indoor Throwing Facility, Booked

    Weight Room, Keycard

    Meeting Rooms, Always Available

    Medical Sports Clinic

    Special Implements, Ordered Service Personal

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    TEAM OF SPECIALISTS

    Medical Doctors

    Physical Therapists

    Massage

    Mental Coach

    Scientists

    Analysts Technical Specialists

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    TRAINING CAMPS

    Potchefstroom S-Africa 21 Days in Jan

    San Diego USA 21 Days in Apr-May

    Spain 14 Days in Jul-Aug

    Sweden 5-6 camps: 10-14 days: all year

    + Short Camps or Weekend Camps

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    PLANNED COMPETITIONSCHEDULE

    Indoors: 1-2 Meets

    Outdoors: 20-30 Meets

    Competition Always on session Two

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    TRAINING PARTNERS

    Team 75 +: Gerd Kanter EST

    Global Throwing: Kim Christensen DEN

    Nick Petersen DEN

    Navdeep Dhaliwal GBR

    Niklas Arrhenius SWE

    Omar E-Ghazaly EGYMrt Israel EST

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    Training Rest

    Sleep Nutrition

    The Golden Four

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    The Basic

    FUN