A Practical Approach to Strength Training

Author(s): Joni Marr Boyd

Edition: 2

Copyright: 2022

Pages: 152

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A Practical Approach to Strength Training is designed to educate students on the basics of strength and resistance training. The chapters are divided into short, easy-to-read content areas that cover everything from rules, guidelines, exercise techniques, and workout plans. In addition, the text provides a simple workout log for record keeping and progress comparisons. This text is simple, yet thorough and engaging!

Each chapter includes:

  • areas and ideas for practical application to increase the retention of information.
  • content areas that thoroughly describe the different types and principles of strength training.
  • detailed pictures of exercise technique.

Preface

About the Author

Introduction

CHAPTER 1 Getting Started

CHAPTER 2 Physical Activity, Exercise, and Strength Training

CHAPTER 3 Warm-up & Muscle Preparation

CHAPTER 4 Basic Anatomy of Muscle Groups

CHAPTER 5 Strength Training Programs (Part 1)

CHAPTER 6 Strength Training Programs (Part 2)

CHAPTER 7 Training with Body Weight Exercises

CHAPTER 8 Training with Selectorized Machines

CHAPTER 9 Training with Cable Machines

CHAPTER 10 Training with Plate-Loaded Machines

CHAPTER 11 Training with Free Weights: Barbells & Plates

CHAPTER 12 Training with Free Weights: Dumbbells

CHAPTER 13 Training with Alternate Fitness Equipment

CHAPTER 14 Common Myths and Misconceptions about Strength Training

Example Workouts

Workout Log

Glossary

Joni Marr Boyd

Joni Boyd, PhD CSCS*D, is an Associate Professor of Exercise Science and the Advisor to the Coaching Minor at Winthrop University. She has a PhD in Health Aspects of Physical Activity from University of South Carolina, where her research focused on locus of control, health behaviors, and religion. She has served as the National Strength & Conditioning Association State Director for South Carolina and a Master Instructor for Athletics and Fitness Association of America. Dr. Boyd has a vast range of research interests and topics, including functional-based movements, strength and conditioning, coaching styles, warm-up protocols, group exercise cohesion, nutrition-driven athletic and academic performance, and general health and well-being of college students. Dr. Boyd holds over 20 certifications and credentials within the health, exercise science, and nutrition fi elds. Ultimately, Dr. Boyd works to help students find where they belong in the worlds of health, exercise, and sports.

A Practical Approach to Strength Training is designed to educate students on the basics of strength and resistance training. The chapters are divided into short, easy-to-read content areas that cover everything from rules, guidelines, exercise techniques, and workout plans. In addition, the text provides a simple workout log for record keeping and progress comparisons. This text is simple, yet thorough and engaging!

Each chapter includes:

  • areas and ideas for practical application to increase the retention of information.
  • content areas that thoroughly describe the different types and principles of strength training.
  • detailed pictures of exercise technique.

Preface

About the Author

Introduction

CHAPTER 1 Getting Started

CHAPTER 2 Physical Activity, Exercise, and Strength Training

CHAPTER 3 Warm-up & Muscle Preparation

CHAPTER 4 Basic Anatomy of Muscle Groups

CHAPTER 5 Strength Training Programs (Part 1)

CHAPTER 6 Strength Training Programs (Part 2)

CHAPTER 7 Training with Body Weight Exercises

CHAPTER 8 Training with Selectorized Machines

CHAPTER 9 Training with Cable Machines

CHAPTER 10 Training with Plate-Loaded Machines

CHAPTER 11 Training with Free Weights: Barbells & Plates

CHAPTER 12 Training with Free Weights: Dumbbells

CHAPTER 13 Training with Alternate Fitness Equipment

CHAPTER 14 Common Myths and Misconceptions about Strength Training

Example Workouts

Workout Log

Glossary

Joni Marr Boyd

Joni Boyd, PhD CSCS*D, is an Associate Professor of Exercise Science and the Advisor to the Coaching Minor at Winthrop University. She has a PhD in Health Aspects of Physical Activity from University of South Carolina, where her research focused on locus of control, health behaviors, and religion. She has served as the National Strength & Conditioning Association State Director for South Carolina and a Master Instructor for Athletics and Fitness Association of America. Dr. Boyd has a vast range of research interests and topics, including functional-based movements, strength and conditioning, coaching styles, warm-up protocols, group exercise cohesion, nutrition-driven athletic and academic performance, and general health and well-being of college students. Dr. Boyd holds over 20 certifications and credentials within the health, exercise science, and nutrition fi elds. Ultimately, Dr. Boyd works to help students find where they belong in the worlds of health, exercise, and sports.