Christian McCaffrey Prepares For NFL Training Camp w/ This Explosive Workout!
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- Опубліковано 26 січ 2024
- We visited 49ers' star running back Christian McCaffrey at his home for an inside look how how this MVP candidate prepares for the NFL season! Join coaches Brian Kula and Ben Velasquez as they prep Christian and take us through an explosive central nervous system workout to get him ready for NFL training camp.
Witness the relentless dedication to high performance that Christian McCaffrey exudes on a daily basis PLUS meet the performance specialist behind his success in the NFL.
If you're ready to be inspired or take your own workouts to the next level - don't miss out on this exclusive training session with CMC!
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As a strength coach and therapist myself, I want to thank you for allowing the public to see this content. Excellent coaching with an elite athlete.
CMC works really hard on the little details, he truly is a great athlete
He is INSANELY focused, it’s incredible to watch.
The body is such an incredible organism.
Training with Intentionality!! Great Coaching!! Love the athletes engagement every detail!! “Mash the gas pedal with big toe” great cuing.
Note the importance of adequate recovery. It is built in based on the objective of the workout. I enjoyed watching one of my two favorite athletes (along with Mike Trout) putting in the work we never see. It is no secret why this athlete is great.
This workout is 🔥
The yoga/movement part is amazing. Thanks fornsharing
Thanks for watching! 💪
This is superb it’s the bodies small intricate details. I think folks expect to see him squatting 5 plates but it’s more than that to be elite.
Brady had his pliability and that worked for him.
This works for Christian and he feel benefit from it.
Amazing workout. Thanks so much for posting!!!
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@@WeArePressI want to see Deandre swift workout his physique is insane
Killer video
Like many who have commented I am a retired strength and conditioning coach, personal trainer, wellness supervisor, and so on. This is highly advanced training. I have not seen these exercises before, but, even if I had I could not train them. As we all saw this type of very specific training requires feedback and cues. This professional has a much different background (engineering) and knows precisely why and what each move is trying to accomplish. It is proprioception like I have never seen it. CMC is letting his central nervous system (our control center) take control. Very difficult to teach. And, the trainer better know exactly what they are asking the athlete to do, and why. I was a decent coach, but, at 69 years of age I am a dinosaur. Extinct. I would have to learn all of the newest methods, and being of the Vince Lombardi school I would have to be open to new ideas. We old school coaches have to change.
I read the comments saying the weight was light and then I watched and laughed cause doing Olympic movements isn’t easy nor should it be super heavy for an athlete
facts
I wish I was a personal trainer for athletes.
He is doing box jumps, which is not a plyometric jump because it doesn’t use the stretch reflex mechanism.
It always amazes me how light most nfl players train. Yes, you have outliers but most of the guys train pretty light and it truly amazes me because their on field performance is beyond good.
lol. heavy lifting is counterproductive for athletism!
@@Leonidas-eu9bb tell that to James Harrison…
No most train heavy in addition to work like this. It’s all apart of the process.
@@VvVT734 how do you know?
@@Asymmetrical.athlete_I mean if you think about it they also have to train heavy with this light explosive work , otherwise you’ll just get out muscled on the field , since he is a running back , I bet his heavy lifting are the quads !
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Is this CMC's garage? I noticed the Bruce Lee poster on top of the mini fridge and remember him talking about Bruce Lee in a recent video.
It is!
@@WeArePress This is one of the better workout videos I have watched as you are not showing just clips and highlights but show the complete workout. I have a greater appreciation for the time spent on a proper warmup with stretching and mobility work prior to lifting. Thanks!
Thanks for watching! Glad you got something out of it 💪@@ChasinAcesGolf-rt8do
Incredible collab! In terms of coaching, education, and a real good look in to see what it takes to become the best RB in the league. CMC's engagement and focus is unreal, TOP TIER! 🦾
He’s DIALED in at all times! Thanks for watching 🤙
Does anyone know the name of the shoes he’s training in?
What's the name of the machine he is using while slamming the ball??
Amazing workout!! Does anyone know if these sessions focused on power are combined with any other type of strength training? How many times per week they do usually strength training during this period?
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That said JDEG -
It morphs for him on a lot of variables.
At this time of year I believe he was doing 4 workouts a week.
He often does a split. So before this workout he was at the track doing locomotion and speed drill work and intensive (more aggressive) tempo to keep pulling it all together.
He’s like very few I’ve ever met or worked with. His attention to detail is off the charts. He knows what he needs, what his goal is and invests in the people, modalities and training/work he believes are important. And it’s very intentional as someone mentioned in a previous comment.
He’s on a total body, “concurrent” (all modalities touched simultaneously but in different measure) at this time.
His coach - our friend Brian Kula leans speed and movement, energy transfer and VBT training as a staple in strength.
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@@davidjacktv Thank you very much David for taking the time to answer!! It has been helpful and very interesting.
It's incredible to see workouts like this and others that are on the channel for those of us who love strength training.
In my case I revolve around fitness and martial arts.
I would like to perhaps add some general explanation at the beginning of the videos to be able to place the training in period and a general context, in any case what they are showing is very complete.
Thanks 🙌
Anyone know what sweatpants McCaffery is rocking in this vid ?
They’re now a discontinued line of work out clothes. But they’re called all in motion
They are using an Olympic movement the way it should be used with athletes. These are not powerlifting movements. I’m sure he does some max effort work also but, shouldn’t be done with Olympic lifts. This is a huge mistake high school and college strength coaches make. Each type of lift has an appropriate protocol that goes with it in the world of strength training for athletes. These aren’t gym rats.
Not to mention using them as a metabolic conditioner.... crossfit.
Power clean is also way easier and safer to max out than snaches. Still hard tho. This is perfect way to use olympic lifts. Keep them light and fast. Do the super heavy stuff with the trap bar etc
Ish…obvi half of the NFL talent is the fact the dude just carries around 235 of muscle. A LOT of humans have to work WAY more volume into their routine to build that muscle, and thus need different routines…Football supplements the volume too, but just playing football probably gets him 80% of the way there.
Also how is this dude sweating through his shirt doing this workout doe? That part confuses me lol
It is my hope that the mat is clean and hygienic. They are having CMC place his head and face directly onto it. As we watched the squats (snatches) it is clear that unhygienic shoes are all over the very surface that CMC was placing his head on during proprioception.
Guy who is telling him about body mechanics has APT that is quite noticeable as you can see his belt is much higher on the back of his jeans than the front.
What’s apt
Give him some music
Do Nick Bosa
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Which nikes is cmc wearing here?
Metcons
Nike MetCon 6
@@LiquidNorris 🙏
@@user-wt9ss1dz2ware they discontinued?
Can’t find that color way anywhere 😢
To make the exercise plyometric he would need to reduce the height of the box and do repetitive jumps from the ground to the box and then back down at a high rate.
he needs to hire a olympic weightlifting coach, a real one.
OPOY babby
OMG is he really sweating from this? if so it's a sign his CNS works to recruit those fasttwich fibres.
What’s CNS?
@@metalmanny666central nervous system
Some people sweat easier, it might just be hot in general and doing stuff with max effort is hard not matter how easy it might seem
I heard a fart @ 32.46 of the video! 😂😂
you know these coaches dont know olympic lifts cuz not one mention of dip and drive
It's a track workout doesn't necessarily
Matter
Christian by name, Christian by religion, u know what i'm sayin.
imagine if he has better coaches that really know olympic weightlifting, he would be more explosive for 2025
Also this is idiotic for a running back to be performing snatches with the risk of injury being much higher than other movements. I really can’t fathom why anyone would have him perform this movement.
Those are chin ups, not pull ups. He's such a great athlete that most of the bullshit they are making him do doesn't matter. But lesser athletes would get little benefit. That little guy at the beginning....the only thing missing was putting crystals on Christian.
Agreed this workout was not great.
Why is it bullshit? They were just making do stretches and some mind muscle connection stuff before moving on to doing snatches (the best single movement for training "explosiveness") and box jumps. Sounds pretty legit to me.
UA-cam comment guru acting like he knows more than a pro trainer with a PHD. LOL
Couldn’t have said it better. These trainers making money acting like “you too” can be like Mcaffrey with this type of stuff. The guy is a freak athlete. I’m sure putting more pressure on the big toe is really going to improve his performance on the field.
@@MrSpicabooo His genetics are making these soccer mom workouts look better than they are. He was pretty much just muscling up the bar on the Olympic lifts which defeats the purpose. Only good thing was chin ups.
This functional training is totally crap.
Yeah idk man “light work” is mostly bullshit. Work or active recovery is key. Work being heavy lifting and active recovery being taking a long walk.