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Peak Performance Table Tennis: Unlock Your Potential and Play Like the Pros [Pehme köide]

  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 240 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 16-Dec-2021
  • Kirjastus: Meyer & Meyer Sport (UK) Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 1782552286
  • ISBN-13: 9781782552284
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 240 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 16-Dec-2021
  • Kirjastus: Meyer & Meyer Sport (UK) Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 1782552286
  • ISBN-13: 9781782552284
Teised raamatud teemal:
Peak Performance Table Tennis comprehensively covers game aspects needed for peak performance and provides action steps for athletes to ensure they perform at their peak when it matters most. This book contains cutting-edge sports science, curated specifically for table tennis athletes. It dives deep into sports nutrition, supplementation, training methodologies, advanced recovery tactics, injury prevention, psychological and emotional skills training, motor learning, and more.
A New Era
9(9)
The Origins of This Book
11(2)
What Is Peak Performance?
13(2)
What You Will Get From This Book
15(1)
What You Won't Get From This Book
15(1)
How to Use This Book
16(1)
Get an Edge Over Your Competition With Personalized Online Performance Coaching
17(1)
SECTION I TECHNICAL AND TACTICAL SKILLS
18(42)
Tapping Into the Matrix: Improve Your Table Tennis With Rapid Learning
20(2)
What Does the Research Say Regarding Motor Learning?
22(26)
Acclimatization Training
36(3)
Set Challenging Goals
39(1)
Method of Amplification of Error
40(1)
Want to Get Better? Dream on!
41(1)
Robot Training
42(2)
A Note on Note-Taking
44(1)
Beat Failures in Concentration
45(3)
Tactical Skills: Creating Your "Vitruvian Man" and Building a Tactical Playbook
48(12)
Strategy Versus Tactics
49(1)
Creating Your "Vitruvian Man"
49(2)
Getting Started With Tactics
51(3)
Building a Tactical Playbook
54(6)
SECTION II PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL/EMOTIONAL SKILLS
60(56)
Mastering the Mental Game
62(11)
The Benefits of Meditation
63(3)
Using Meditation to Enhance Performance and Prevent Choking
66(4)
Creating a Personalized Pre-Performance Routine
70(3)
Social and Emotional Skills
73(17)
Fostering the Remaining Mental States for Peak Performance
75(15)
The Motivation Myth: Achieving Success Through Habits, Goal Setting, Systems, and Structure
90(26)
The Willpower Myth
91(2)
Goal Setting
93(4)
The Four Laws of Behavior Change
97(10)
Creating Structure and Routine: Building Your "Perfect Week"
107(9)
SECTION III READINESS
116(46)
Sleep: The Dark Horse of Performance Enhancers
118(12)
How to Improve Your Sleep
121(3)
Biorhythmic Optimization
124(1)
What About Naps?
125(2)
Fighting Jet Lag
127(3)
Becoming Bulletproof: Injury Prevention, Advanced Recovery Tactics, and Dealing With Sickness
130(32)
How Much Is Too Much? Overreaching Versus Overtraining
134(4)
Warming Up, Mobility, and Flexibility: How to Prepare for Physical Activity
138(5)
Building Your Armor Through Resistance Training
143(1)
Spidersilk Tendons
144(4)
Novel Methods to Boost Recovery
148(3)
Nutrition Protocol for Recovery When Injured
151(3)
Reducing Illness: Steps for Prevention and "The Cure"
154(8)
SECTION IV SPORTS NUTRITION
162(114)
Level One Energy Balance, Caloric Intake, and Rate of Weight Change
166(20)
Finding Your "Fighting Weight": BMI and Body Fat Percentages
169(3)
Energy Balance: The Key to Controlling Your Weight
172(7)
Getting the Scale Moving in the Right Direction: Practical Steps
179(1)
Finding Maintenance Calories
179(7)
Level Two Macronutrient and Fiber Intake
186(21)
The Athlete's "Clean Eating" Fallacy
187(4)
Balancing the Three Macronutrients
191(16)
Level Three Micronutrient and Water Intake
207(17)
Nutritional Myths and Fallacies
210(10)
How to Increase Performance With Strategic Vegetable Consumption
220(1)
Water Intake
221(3)
Level Four Nutrient Timing and Meal Frequency
224(14)
Common Misconceptions
225(4)
Peri-Workout Nutrition: What to Eat Before Training
229(2)
Intra-Workout Nutrition
231(1)
Table Tennis Specific Recommendations
231(3)
Peri-Workout Nutrition: What to Eat After Training
234(1)
Determining Optimal Meal Frequency and Timing (When Does It Matter?)
235(3)
Level Five Supplementation
238(38)
Performance Enhancers
239(4)
General Health/Well-Being
243(3)
The "Looper" Formula: Bottling That "In the Zone" Feeling
246(2)
The "Black Market" Cognitive Enhancer
248(4)
Putting It All Together: Practical Implementation, Dietary Heuristics, Kitchen Gadgets, and Sample Meal Plans
252(2)
Dietary Heuristics: The "Rule of Two"
254(2)
Dietary Heuristics: Estimating Portions
256(1)
Dietary Heuristics: The Minimalist Tracking Method
257(2)
Useful Kitchen Gadgets
259(7)
Sample Meal Plans
266(10)
SECTION V PHYSICAL TRAINING
276(88)
Physical Training: Myths, Mistakes, and General Guidelines
278(37)
The Anatomy of a Routine: Basic Terms, Principles, and Guidelines
279(9)
How to Train for Key Athletic Attributes
288(15)
Physical Training Myths
303(12)
Holistic Periodization Model for Table Tennis: An Annual Plan
315(49)
Phase I The Off-Season Preparatory Period (10--16 Weeks)
316(28)
Phase II Pre-Season Power and Agility (6--8 Weeks)
344(15)
Phase III The Competition Period (x Weeks)
359(4)
Phase IV Transition Period (2--4 weeks)
363(1)
SECTION VI PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER
364(48)
Game Day Protocols: Achieving Peak Performance When It Counts
366(12)
Step One Come Prepared
366(2)
Step Two Manipulate Arousal to Achieve Peak Performance
368(4)
Step Three Control the Flow of Play and Find Your Winning Momentum
372(1)
Interesting and Novel Performance Boosters
373(5)
Expert Roundtable
378(31)
List of Experts
379(3)
Questions
382(27)
Next Steps
409(3)
Take Your Game to the Next Level!
410(1)
Run a Training Camp or Coach a Team?
411(1)
References 412(57)
About the Author 469
Kevin Finn is a strength and conditioning specialist, a certified speed and agility coach (CSAC), and the owner and creator of Peak Performance Table Tennis. As a strength training and nutritional consultant with a master's degree in education, he specializes in breaking down complex information and arming people with the knowledge and tools necessary to transform their physiques and take their performances to the next level. Kevin's love for table tennis began in high school. As a player, he specializes in playing defensively, losing frequently, and spending inordinate amounts of time researching and tweaking his setup. He can be found frequenting the online table tennis forums under the moniker, Joo Se Kev