[Oldmanmatt]

I am currently looking for arguments refuting this:

http://www.iaaf.org/download/downloadnsa?filename=74526f13-ebb3-4cf3-a86e-84fad691d7c5.pdf&urlslug=aspects-of-strength-training-in-athletics

Aka "Tidow 1990" (much quoted by Horst in his books).

So in addition to my own research and knowing that there are a good number of training nerds here, I figure someone has already done this.

Any input gratefully received.

Also, on a side note...

Don't believe all Mr Horst claims for the Golgi organ...


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[tomtom]

(forgive me if teaching you how to suck eggs etc..)

But If you wang it into Google Scholar, it'll tell you who has cited this work - which may help you track stuff down...

https://scholar.google.co.uk/scholar?cites=9577646986284128266&as_sdt=2005&sciodt=0,5&hl=en

[Oldmanmatt]

Yep, on that (as always) but specific refutation is tough to track down and I thought I'd ask if anyone had already found something.
For me, the answer is more important than the quest, I get no points for research effort...


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[roddersm]

What part are you trying to refute?

[roddersm]

Have a look at Dan Bakers research? -

http://www.danbakerstrength.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/12.-Acute-long-term-power-training-adaptations-SCJ.pdf
http://elitetrack.com/blogs-details-3139/

[Oldmanmatt]

What part are you trying to refute?

Anything I can.

It seems to be taken as gospel by most exercise professionals and seems to chime with everything else I have learnt; therefore I am highly sceptical of it.
(Currently, I am required to give the desired response,  per text book and this grates).

This grew out of comparing Horst's books to standard, mainstream sport, training methods.

Ta for the link!


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[abarro81]

seems to chime with everything else I have learnt; therefore I am highly sceptical of it.

That seems a strange reason to be sceptical.. 
I'll read all those links tonight but I doubt I'll have much to say either way.

[Oldmanmatt]

Sorry forgot the [emoji12].

I have a somewhat twisted sense of humour, which translates poorly to text based communication...


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