52-Week Football Training SYNOPSIS
Add power, speed, and agility to your game plan! 52-Week Football
Training takes the guesswork out of workouts and ensures players are in
peak condition each season and game.
Daily workouts are presented for each week of the year and include resistance training, total conditioning exercises, and position-specific activities. The training plan conforms well to both high school and college calendars and organizes workouts into six sequential phases:
Postseason
Winter
Spring
Early summer
Preseason
In-season
Conditioning coach Ben Cook, who has worked with 27 players who went on to the NFL, presents a full menu of on-field and off-field drills and exercises to develop flexibility, strength, power, speed, and agility. The book includes more than 160 photos showing correct technique and nearly 200 exercises and drills.
Be ready to perform at your best. 52-Week
Football Training
will help get any team and player ready to excel on every down.
About the Author
From 1990 to 1994, Ben Cook was the assistant strength and conditioning coach for the University of North Carolina (UNC) football team, where his assistance helped 27 players reach the NFL. He is currently the strength coach for the Tarheel basketball team, one of the nation's top programs.
Cook holds a master's degree in exercise and sport
science from UNC and is certified as a strength and conditioning specialist with
the National Strength and Conditioning Association. In addition to his coaching
duties, Cook teaches strength and conditioning to students who are working
toward becoming teacher-coaches themselves. Cook lives in Carrboro, North
Carolina.
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING
William Henerson
Ben has compiled a complete recipe for the ambitious student athlete. The text is easily digestible and leaves the reader with only one task-to start working! The exercises are intense and challenging, even for the professional athlete. Ben helped me to prepare for the mental and physical demands of college and professional football. I believe his plan could do the same for other aspiring student athletes. William Henderson, Green Bay Packers, Starting Fullback