Building on previous two posts that outlined in detail various phases of training and how to manipulate training variables in order to sustain success. For this example, we are using the Army's ACFT as an outline to determine phases of training.
Keep in mind that this is a very basic outline in terms of training. Actual training microcycles would entail more detail pertaining towards the training day. Variables within each training day do exist and microcycles may vary depending on individual needs conducted through assessments performed during the ACFT. ACFT results dictate training focus. For example, a weaker deadlift would mean more focus on hypertrophy to escalate results for the deadlift. Traditional or Undulating may be used depending on fitness levels during microcycles. Also, these are resistance training outline that plyometrics, change of direction and aerobic training is left out to ensure simplistic outline. Additionally, ACFT's may change for location purposes. In the event ACFT is shifted to the left or right then microcycles would shift accordingly.
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