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In-Season Training Plan - Basketball
Total cost: $30.00

In-Season Training Plan - Basketball

4 weeks/ 6 days per week/ Intermediate

Why Purchase

How robust is your in-season training? If you're not continuing your strength regimen, you're risking injuries and aliments that could cost you your season. Keeping our speed and power goals are important in-season. With thia program you'll have access to a comprehensive plan that keeps you gam... more

How robust is your in-season training? If you're not continuing your strength regimen, you're risking injuries and aliments that could cost you your season.

Keeping our speed and power goals are important in-season. With thia program you'll have access to a comprehensive plan that keeps you game-ready and helps you sustain the demand of a competitive season.

Program Structure:
1- Microdose - Power Day
2- Pre Game Lifts
2- Active Recovery & GPP Day

You will have the ability to structure the plan based on your in-season schedule. Here's an example:
If you practice every weekday & play games on Tuesdays & Fridays, your plan structure should look like this:
Monday - Microdose Power Day
Tuesday- Pre Game Lift
Wedensday- Active Recovery & GPP
Thursday- Microdose Speed Day
Friday- Pre Game Lift
Saturday- Active Recovery
Sunday- Rest & Recover

THE ONLY DAY YOU NEED TO MOVE ABOUT 70-80% of YOUR MAX WEIGHT IS ON THE MICRODOSE-POWER DAYS. EVERY OTHER DAY YOU SHOULD BE LIFTING ABOUT 50-60% OF YOUR MAX WEIGHT.

The key is to stay healthy, stay strong, stay dangerous! Listen to your body, do the work, and let's have a great season. As always, ask questions, add comments, show progress you may have in the discussion board.

In-Season Training Plan - Basketball
Total cost: $30.00

In-Season Training Plan - Basketball

4 weeks/ 6 days per week/ Intermediate

In-Season Training Plan - Basketball

4 weeks/ 6 days per week/ Intermediate

Why Purchase

How robust is your in-season training? If you're not continuing your strength regimen, you're risking injuries and aliments that could cost you your season. Keeping our speed and power goals are important in-season. With thia program you'll have access to a comprehensive plan that keeps you gam... more

How robust is your in-season training? If you're not continuing your strength regimen, you're risking injuries and aliments that could cost you your season.

Keeping our speed and power goals are important in-season. With thia program you'll have access to a comprehensive plan that keeps you game-ready and helps you sustain the demand of a competitive season.

Program Structure:
1- Microdose - Power Day
2- Pre Game Lifts
2- Active Recovery & GPP Day

You will have the ability to structure the plan based on your in-season schedule. Here's an example:
If you practice every weekday & play games on Tuesdays & Fridays, your plan structure should look like this:
Monday - Microdose Power Day
Tuesday- Pre Game Lift
Wedensday- Active Recovery & GPP
Thursday- Microdose Speed Day
Friday- Pre Game Lift
Saturday- Active Recovery
Sunday- Rest & Recover

THE ONLY DAY YOU NEED TO MOVE ABOUT 70-80% of YOUR MAX WEIGHT IS ON THE MICRODOSE-POWER DAYS. EVERY OTHER DAY YOU SHOULD BE LIFTING ABOUT 50-60% OF YOUR MAX WEIGHT.

The key is to stay healthy, stay strong, stay dangerous! Listen to your body, do the work, and let's have a great season. As always, ask questions, add comments, show progress you may have in the discussion board.

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  • Tuesday
  • Wednesday
  • Thursday
  • Friday
  • Saturday

In-Season Training for Basketball Players

Keep your speed and power gains throughout the competitive season with a comprehensive strength program.
Injury reduction techniques, mobility, and recovery protocols to help you stay fresh from game-to-game.
In-season training is much more of a focused process than checking a box and saying we lifted today. Our program will help you stay proactive during the season and help you stay durable throughout the competitive season.
START HERE
Exercise Sets Distance Time Reps Weight Rest
Hip Flexors /
1 sets, 8 reps, 00:20 rest
1 8 00:20 WarmUp
Groin / Beginner
1 sets, 8 reps, 00:20 rest
1 8 00:20 WarmUp
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1 sets, 5 reps, 00:20 rest
1 5 00:20 WarmUp
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1 sets, 00:00:20, 00:30 rest
1 00:00:20 00:30 WarmUp
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4 sets, 6 reps, 00:40 rest
4 6 -- 00:40 Power Block -- 4 rds
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4 sets, 5 reps, 00:40 rest
4 5 00:40 Power Block -- 4 rds
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4 sets, 6 reps, 00:40 rest
4 6 00:40 Power Block -- 4 rds
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4 sets, 8 reps, 00:40 rest
4 8 00:40 Power Block -- 4 rds
Chest /
3 sets, 6 reps, 00:30 rest
3 6 00:30 Power Finish -- 3 rds
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3 sets, 2 reps0.01 mi , , 00:30 rest
3 15 yds 2 00:30 Power Finish -- 3 rds
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3 sets, 2 reps0.01 mi , , 00:30 rest
3 15 yds 2 00:30 Power Finish -- 3 rds
  • normal
  • superset
  • alternate
  • circuit

Workout Plan Summary

How robust is your in-season training? If you're not continuing your strength regimen, you're risking injuries and aliments that could cost you your season. Keeping our speed and power goals are important in-season. With thia program you'll have access to a comprehensive plan that keeps you gam... more

How robust is your in-season training? If you're not continuing your strength regimen, you're risking injuries and aliments that could cost you your season.

Keeping our speed and power goals are important in-season. With thia program you'll have access to a comprehensive plan that keeps you game-ready and helps you sustain the demand of a competitive season.

Program Structure:
1- Microdose - Power Day
2- Pre Game Lifts
2- Active Recovery & GPP Day

You will have the ability to structure the plan based on your in-season schedule. Here's an example:
If you practice every weekday & play games on Tuesdays & Fridays, your plan structure should look like this:
Monday - Microdose Power Day
Tuesday- Pre Game Lift
Wedensday- Active Recovery & GPP
Thursday- Microdose Speed Day
Friday- Pre Game Lift
Saturday- Active Recovery
Sunday- Rest & Recover

THE ONLY DAY YOU NEED TO MOVE ABOUT 70-80% of YOUR MAX WEIGHT IS ON THE MICRODOSE-POWER DAYS. EVERY OTHER DAY YOU SHOULD BE LIFTING ABOUT 50-60% OF YOUR MAX WEIGHT.

The key is to stay healthy, stay strong, stay dangerous! Listen to your body, do the work, and let's have a great season. As always, ask questions, add comments, show progress you may have in the discussion board.

In-Season Training for Basketball Players

Keep your speed and power gains throughout the competitive season with a comprehensive strength program.
Injury reduction techniques, mobility, and recovery protocols to help you stay fresh from game-to-game.
In-season training is much more of a focused process than checking a box and saying we lifted today. Our program will help you stay proactive during the season and help you stay durable throughout the competitive season.
START HERE
Exercise Sets Distance Time Reps Weight Rest
Hamstrings /
1 sets, 8 reps, 00:20 rest
1 8 00:20 WarmUp
Groin /
1 sets, 8 reps, 00:20 rest
1 8 00:20 WarmUp
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1 sets, 00:00:15, 00:20 rest
1 00:00:15 00:20 WarmUp
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1 sets, 5 reps, 00:30 rest
1 5 00:30 WarmUp
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2 sets, 8 reps, 00:30 rest
2 8 00:30 Dynamic Movement -- 2 rds
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2 sets, 4 reps, 00:30 rest
2 4 -- 00:30 Dynamic Movement -- 2 rds
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2 sets, 6 reps, 00:30 rest
2 6 -- 00:30 Dynamic Movement -- 2 rds
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2 sets, 5 reps, 00:45 rest
2 5 00:45 Dynamic Movement -- 2 rds
Quads / Intermediate
2 sets, 4 reps, 00:40 rest
2 4 -- 00:40 Strength Set -- 2 rds
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2 sets, 00:00:10, 00:30 rest
2 00:00:10 00:30 Strength Set -- 2 rds
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2 sets, 6 reps, 00:30 rest
2 6 -- 00:30 Strength Set -- 2 rds
  • normal
  • superset
  • alternate
  • circuit

Workout Plan Summary

How robust is your in-season training? If you're not continuing your strength regimen, you're risking injuries and aliments that could cost you your season. Keeping our speed and power goals are important in-season. With thia program you'll have access to a comprehensive plan that keeps you gam... more

How robust is your in-season training? If you're not continuing your strength regimen, you're risking injuries and aliments that could cost you your season.

Keeping our speed and power goals are important in-season. With thia program you'll have access to a comprehensive plan that keeps you game-ready and helps you sustain the demand of a competitive season.

Program Structure:
1- Microdose - Power Day
2- Pre Game Lifts
2- Active Recovery & GPP Day

You will have the ability to structure the plan based on your in-season schedule. Here's an example:
If you practice every weekday & play games on Tuesdays & Fridays, your plan structure should look like this:
Monday - Microdose Power Day
Tuesday- Pre Game Lift
Wedensday- Active Recovery & GPP
Thursday- Microdose Speed Day
Friday- Pre Game Lift
Saturday- Active Recovery
Sunday- Rest & Recover

THE ONLY DAY YOU NEED TO MOVE ABOUT 70-80% of YOUR MAX WEIGHT IS ON THE MICRODOSE-POWER DAYS. EVERY OTHER DAY YOU SHOULD BE LIFTING ABOUT 50-60% OF YOUR MAX WEIGHT.

The key is to stay healthy, stay strong, stay dangerous! Listen to your body, do the work, and let's have a great season. As always, ask questions, add comments, show progress you may have in the discussion board.

In-Season Training for Basketball Players

Keep your speed and power gains throughout the competitive season with a comprehensive strength program.
Injury reduction techniques, mobility, and recovery protocols to help you stay fresh from game-to-game.
In-season training is much more of a focused process than checking a box and saying we lifted today. Our program will help you stay proactive during the season and help you stay durable throughout the competitive season.
START HERE
Exercise Sets Distance Time Reps Weight Rest
Lats / Intermediate
1 sets, 4 reps, 00:20 rest
1 4 00:20 WarmUp
Middle Back /
1 sets, 8 reps, 00:20 rest
1 8 00:20 WarmUp
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1 sets, 8 reps, 00:20 rest
1 8 00:20 WarmUp
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1 sets, 5 reps0.01 mi , , 00:30 rest
1 15 yds 5 -- 00:30 WarmUp
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2 sets, 10 reps, 00:30 rest
2 10 00:30 Dynamic Strength -- 2 rds
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2 sets, 5 reps, 00:30 rest
2 5 00:30 Dynamic Strength -- 2 rds
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2 sets, 5 reps, 00:30 rest
2 5 -- 00:30 Dynamic Strength -- 2 rds
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2 sets, 5 reps, 00:45 rest
2 5 -- 00:45 Dynamic Strength -- 2 rds
Quads / Beginner
2 sets, 4 reps, 00:30 rest
2 4 -- 00:30 GPP - General Physical Prep -- 2 rds
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2 sets, 6 reps, 00:30 rest
2 6 00:30 GPP - General Physical Prep -- 2 rds
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2 sets, 10 reps, 01:00 rest
2 10 01:00 GPP - General Physical Prep -- 2 rds
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2 sets, 00:01:00, 00:40 rest
2 00:01:00 00:40 GPP - General Physical Prep -- 2 rds
  • normal
  • superset
  • alternate
  • circuit

Workout Plan Summary

How robust is your in-season training? If you're not continuing your strength regimen, you're risking injuries and aliments that could cost you your season. Keeping our speed and power goals are important in-season. With thia program you'll have access to a comprehensive plan that keeps you gam... more

How robust is your in-season training? If you're not continuing your strength regimen, you're risking injuries and aliments that could cost you your season.

Keeping our speed and power goals are important in-season. With thia program you'll have access to a comprehensive plan that keeps you game-ready and helps you sustain the demand of a competitive season.

Program Structure:
1- Microdose - Power Day
2- Pre Game Lifts
2- Active Recovery & GPP Day

You will have the ability to structure the plan based on your in-season schedule. Here's an example:
If you practice every weekday & play games on Tuesdays & Fridays, your plan structure should look like this:
Monday - Microdose Power Day
Tuesday- Pre Game Lift
Wedensday- Active Recovery & GPP
Thursday- Microdose Speed Day
Friday- Pre Game Lift
Saturday- Active Recovery
Sunday- Rest & Recover

THE ONLY DAY YOU NEED TO MOVE ABOUT 70-80% of YOUR MAX WEIGHT IS ON THE MICRODOSE-POWER DAYS. EVERY OTHER DAY YOU SHOULD BE LIFTING ABOUT 50-60% OF YOUR MAX WEIGHT.

The key is to stay healthy, stay strong, stay dangerous! Listen to your body, do the work, and let's have a great season. As always, ask questions, add comments, show progress you may have in the discussion board.

In-Season Training for Basketball Players

Keep your speed and power gains throughout the competitive season with a comprehensive strength program.
Injury reduction techniques, mobility, and recovery protocols to help you stay fresh from game-to-game.
In-season training is much more of a focused process than checking a box and saying we lifted today. Our program will help you stay proactive during the season and help you stay durable throughout the competitive season.
START HERE
Exercise Sets Distance Time Reps Weight Rest
Hip Flexors / Beginner
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Quads / Very Easy
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  • normal
  • superset
  • alternate
  • circuit

Workout Plan Summary

How robust is your in-season training? If you're not continuing your strength regimen, you're risking injuries and aliments that could cost you your season. Keeping our speed and power goals are important in-season. With thia program you'll have access to a comprehensive plan that keeps you gam... more

How robust is your in-season training? If you're not continuing your strength regimen, you're risking injuries and aliments that could cost you your season.

Keeping our speed and power goals are important in-season. With thia program you'll have access to a comprehensive plan that keeps you game-ready and helps you sustain the demand of a competitive season.

Program Structure:
1- Microdose - Power Day
2- Pre Game Lifts
2- Active Recovery & GPP Day

You will have the ability to structure the plan based on your in-season schedule. Here's an example:
If you practice every weekday & play games on Tuesdays & Fridays, your plan structure should look like this:
Monday - Microdose Power Day
Tuesday- Pre Game Lift
Wedensday- Active Recovery & GPP
Thursday- Microdose Speed Day
Friday- Pre Game Lift
Saturday- Active Recovery
Sunday- Rest & Recover

THE ONLY DAY YOU NEED TO MOVE ABOUT 70-80% of YOUR MAX WEIGHT IS ON THE MICRODOSE-POWER DAYS. EVERY OTHER DAY YOU SHOULD BE LIFTING ABOUT 50-60% OF YOUR MAX WEIGHT.

The key is to stay healthy, stay strong, stay dangerous! Listen to your body, do the work, and let's have a great season. As always, ask questions, add comments, show progress you may have in the discussion board.

In-Season Training for Basketball Players

Keep your speed and power gains throughout the competitive season with a comprehensive strength program.
Injury reduction techniques, mobility, and recovery protocols to help you stay fresh from game-to-game.
In-season training is much more of a focused process than checking a box and saying we lifted today. Our program will help you stay proactive during the season and help you stay durable throughout the competitive season.
START HERE
Exercise Sets Distance Time Reps Weight Rest
Hamstrings /
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Intermediate
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Shoulders / Beginner
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  • normal
  • superset
  • alternate
  • circuit

Workout Plan Summary

How robust is your in-season training? If you're not continuing your strength regimen, you're risking injuries and aliments that could cost you your season. Keeping our speed and power goals are important in-season. With thia program you'll have access to a comprehensive plan that keeps you gam... more

How robust is your in-season training? If you're not continuing your strength regimen, you're risking injuries and aliments that could cost you your season.

Keeping our speed and power goals are important in-season. With thia program you'll have access to a comprehensive plan that keeps you game-ready and helps you sustain the demand of a competitive season.

Program Structure:
1- Microdose - Power Day
2- Pre Game Lifts
2- Active Recovery & GPP Day

You will have the ability to structure the plan based on your in-season schedule. Here's an example:
If you practice every weekday & play games on Tuesdays & Fridays, your plan structure should look like this:
Monday - Microdose Power Day
Tuesday- Pre Game Lift
Wedensday- Active Recovery & GPP
Thursday- Microdose Speed Day
Friday- Pre Game Lift
Saturday- Active Recovery
Sunday- Rest & Recover

THE ONLY DAY YOU NEED TO MOVE ABOUT 70-80% of YOUR MAX WEIGHT IS ON THE MICRODOSE-POWER DAYS. EVERY OTHER DAY YOU SHOULD BE LIFTING ABOUT 50-60% OF YOUR MAX WEIGHT.

The key is to stay healthy, stay strong, stay dangerous! Listen to your body, do the work, and let's have a great season. As always, ask questions, add comments, show progress you may have in the discussion board.

In-Season Training for Basketball Players

Keep your speed and power gains throughout the competitive season with a comprehensive strength program.
Injury reduction techniques, mobility, and recovery protocols to help you stay fresh from game-to-game.
In-season training is much more of a focused process than checking a box and saying we lifted today. Our program will help you stay proactive during the season and help you stay durable throughout the competitive season.
START HERE
Exercise Sets Distance Time Reps Weight Rest
Groin /
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Groin /
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Quads / Beginner
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  • normal
  • superset
  • alternate
  • circuit

Workout Plan Summary

How robust is your in-season training? If you're not continuing your strength regimen, you're risking injuries and aliments that could cost you your season. Keeping our speed and power goals are important in-season. With thia program you'll have access to a comprehensive plan that keeps you gam... more

How robust is your in-season training? If you're not continuing your strength regimen, you're risking injuries and aliments that could cost you your season.

Keeping our speed and power goals are important in-season. With thia program you'll have access to a comprehensive plan that keeps you game-ready and helps you sustain the demand of a competitive season.

Program Structure:
1- Microdose - Power Day
2- Pre Game Lifts
2- Active Recovery & GPP Day

You will have the ability to structure the plan based on your in-season schedule. Here's an example:
If you practice every weekday & play games on Tuesdays & Fridays, your plan structure should look like this:
Monday - Microdose Power Day
Tuesday- Pre Game Lift
Wedensday- Active Recovery & GPP
Thursday- Microdose Speed Day
Friday- Pre Game Lift
Saturday- Active Recovery
Sunday- Rest & Recover

THE ONLY DAY YOU NEED TO MOVE ABOUT 70-80% of YOUR MAX WEIGHT IS ON THE MICRODOSE-POWER DAYS. EVERY OTHER DAY YOU SHOULD BE LIFTING ABOUT 50-60% OF YOUR MAX WEIGHT.

The key is to stay healthy, stay strong, stay dangerous! Listen to your body, do the work, and let's have a great season. As always, ask questions, add comments, show progress you may have in the discussion board.

In-Season Training Plan - Basketball
Total cost: $30.00

About STR8

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    NASM PES, CES

STR8 Performance provides athletic performance training geared towards building faster, stronger, and explosive athletes. We define our training system on 8 Pillars of Training: injury prevention, speed, power, explosiveness, ambition, determination, work ethic, and impact. Our training sessions as simple, challenging, and efficient with an emphasis on proper form, muscular efficiency, strength and mobility. Now you have access to a variety of those sessions and programs thru the STR8 Performance online platform. You will have access to innovative programs that can be used at the gym, at home, and with a variety of exercises you can implement into your personal routine. Let's find or create a program that's fits your training and performance goals.