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Velocity based training and its impact on programming, profiling and athlete feedback with Dan Baker (Strength & Conditioning Coach, Lecturer & Speaker)

from Pacey Performance Podcast · host Robert Pacey

In this episode of the Pacey Performance Podcast, I am speaking to Strength & Conditioning Coach, Lecturer & Speaker, Dan Baker. Well over three years since we recorded episode #100, I am back with a part two with Dan Baker. Dan is an incredibly engaging speaker and in this episode delivers some incredible value for those interested in velocity based training. We also take a little detour at the start of the chat to discuss the S&C market in Australia, the minimum wage and what the ASCA are doing to safeguard their members from exploitation.  If you enjoyed this episode on velocity based training, these episodes with Chris Chapman, Bryan Mann, and the Velocity Based Training Masterclass. Hope you enjoy this episode with Dan Baker. In this episode we discussed... Who is Dan Baker (background, experience, and current role) The basics Why measure velocity Average vs peak Minimum velocity thresholds Normative scores What is new in VBT? VBT vs traditional percentage-based methods Differences in adaptation Improving programming Feedback Velocity loss Different percentages for different training focus Sub max lifting to measure NMF LV profiling Dan Baker VBT courses Dan can be found on Instagram @danbakerstrength_ Keep up to date with everything that is going on with the podcast by following on Twitter @strengthofsci or visiting strengthofscience.com. Enjoy PP

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