Power-load curves in an elite weightlifter. A case study. [Curvas de carga-potencia en un halterófilo de élite. Estudio de caso].

  • Flores de Frutos F
  • Sedano-Campos S
  • Redondo-Castán J
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Abstract

Findings from mechanical power data can make a significant difference in the performance of athletes in weightlifting if it is properly understood by coaches. The purpose of this study was to examine the power- load (P-L) curve in the snatch, clean, back jerk and jerk of an international-level Spanish weightlifter. Four testing sessions were conducted in the present work. Session 1: estimating snatch and clean 1RM (1 repetition maximum); Session 2: power assessment of the snatch and clean across a spectrum of loads (30% to 100%) of the predetermined 1RM; Session 3: estimating back jerk and jerk 1RM; Session 4: power assessment of the back jerk and jerk across a spectrum of loads (30% to 100%) of the pre- determined 1RM. The highest peak power output (Pmax) was reached with loads of 90% of 1RM in each exercise tested, which demonstrated this percentage to be the optimal load (Pmax load) to train power development during weightlifting exercises. Key words: snatch; clean; back jerk; jerk power; optimal load.

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Flores de Frutos, F. J., Sedano-Campos, S., & Redondo-Castán, J. C. (2017). Power-load curves in an elite weightlifter. A case study. [Curvas de carga-potencia en un halterófilo de élite. Estudio de caso]. RICYDE. Revista Internacional de Ciencias Del Deporte, 13(50), 397–408. https://doi.org/10.5232/ricyde2017.05006

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