The AT&T Williams Driver Workout

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1 The AT&T Williams Driver Workout Armchair Formula One drivers can now accelerate their fitness with the Power Plate AT&T Williams Driver workout.

1 1 The AT&T Williams Driver Workout Armchair Formula One drivers can now accelerate their fitness with the Power Plate AT&T Williams Driver workout. This high intensity Acceleration Training workout is based on what the Williams team use to gain that competitive edge for the Formula One season. It combines static, dynamic and explosive exercises to offer a full body workout that builds strength, core stability and endurance - all essential for success on the track. Power Plate Level: Beginner / Intermediate The Williams name and logo are trademarks owned by Williams Grand Prix Engineering Limited. Williams images 2010 Williams Grand Prix Engineering Limited. All rights reserved. Modalities: Movement Preparation 4 Stability and Coordination 2 Strength and Power 6 Core and Pillar 4 Massage and Relaxation 4 General Class Guidelines All exercises must be progressed slowly. How to progress an exercise: 1. Change the joint angle 2. Phase out handle use 3. Increase time duration of exercise 4. Decrease rest period 5. Increase frequency (Hz) 6. Increase amplitude (low or high) 7. Add extra weight (load) Number of Exercises Hydration Remember to always stay hydrated. Drink plenty of water before, during and after exercises. We advise all users to contact their physician or specialist before using the Power Plate machine and recommend that they do not start training without first obtaining medical clearance to exercise. N.B. Post Natal clients must obtain medical clearance to exercise before embarking on this training program. Definitions: Sets/Duration: Frequency/Amplitude: Execution Options: Passive: Static: Dynamic: Explosive: Relaxed: Format Options: Station: Circuit: Super Set: Number of times exercise is performed and the amount of time each exercise is executed The number of Hz to set your machine and the level of amplitude, either low or high Hold the exercise position indicated without creating muscle tension Hold the exercise position indicated at the point where most muscle tension is created Move throughout the exercise Move rapidly throughout the exercise Adopt position and relax muscles Performing a selected exercise to completion, then moving on to perform a new exercise, with a rest between each Completing a number of different exercises in order, and then completing all exercises again in the same order to complete the circuit Going back and forth between two exercises without rest

1. Movement Preparation Movement preparation is the essential way to start any

to reach desired tension Back straight, knees slightly bent Push hips back to

2 1. Movement Preparation Movement preparation is the essential way to start any workout, as it helps prepare the body s systems for optimal movement, as well as mentally preparing you for training. It can also help reduce muscle stiffness and the risk of injury Kneeling Hip and Quad Stretch 2. Standing Hamstring Stretch Keep back straight, relax shoulders Push hips forward to reach desired tension Back straight, knees slightly bent Push hips back to reach desired tension 3. 90/90 Stretch 4. Shoulder Stretch Relax shoulders Keep back straight and push hips forward Gently push chest and shoulders towards floor to reach desired tension

These exercises are designed to increase joint and muscular range of motion, reduce risk of injury and enhance performance. Repeat set for each leg. 3 1.

3 2. Stability and Coordination Stability refers to how strong and solid your joints are when moving or performing physical tasks. Coordination is your ability to consciously execute movements in an efficient, well timed and accurate manner. These exercises are designed to increase joint and muscular range of motion, reduce risk of injury and enhance performance. Repeat set for each leg Single Leg RDL with Reach Keep supporting knee slightly bent Bend from the hips, extend arm and leg until parallel to floor 2. Single Leg Balance with Excursions Keep standing knee slightly bent Engage abdominals and perform leg excursions slowly and with control

3. Strength and Power Strength refers to the ability of your muscles to produce force and

Strength and Power training can help you to maintain function in later life, improve bone

Perform each exercise one to two times. 4 1.

Deadlift Use arms to accelerate off the ground Maintain stability when landing and land

4 3. Strength and Power Strength refers to the ability of your muscles to produce force and Power is the ability to achieve this quickly. Strength and Power training can help you to maintain function in later life, improve bone density and to cope better with the demands of daily life. Perform each exercise one to two times Squat Jump to Stabilisation Execution: Explosive 2. Deadlift Use arms to accelerate off the ground Maintain stability when landing and land with the whole foot on the platform 3. Push Up Pull on cable and drive hips up Maintain neutral spine Keep knees slightly bent 4. Lateral Step Ups Back straight, hands wide apart Bend elbows to engage chest muscles Bend standing knee Keep good posture

Engage core Start in a dead lift position, with palms facing down.

5 Strength and Power continued 5 5. Bent Over Row 6. Clean and Press Pull cables up, squeeze and engage upper back muscles Engage core Start in a dead lift position, with palms facing down. Pull cables up, rotate wrists up and push cables towards the ceiling Maintain a neutral spine and engage core

4. Core and Pillar Core and Pillar strength is the foundation for all movement.

reduced risk of injury and enhanced performance. Perform each exercise one to two times.

Side Plank Back straight, relax shoulders Engage core muscles Maintain alignment from

6 4. Core and Pillar Core and Pillar strength is the foundation for all movement. It consists of your hip, core and shoulder stability, which provide a centre axis from which to move. Benefits of Core and Pillar Training include: improved stability and core function, reduced risk of injury and enhanced performance. Perform each exercise one to two times Front Plank 2. Side Plank Back straight, relax shoulders Engage core muscles Maintain alignment from neck to feet, engage abdominals Slowly push hip up and down 3. Glute Bridge or Dynamic 4. V-sit or Dynamic Keep hips up, engage leg muscles Point toes towards ceiling Secs Back straight, shoulders relaxed Maintain balance and engage abdominal muscles

4. Recovery and Regeneration The essential way to end any workout, massage and relaxation exercises can help to dissolve lactic acid and reduce the potential for

Massage can also help increase circulation and reduce cellulite. The massage exercises in this protocol can be performed daily on the Power Plate machine. 7 1.

7 4. Recovery and Regeneration The essential way to end any workout, massage and relaxation exercises can help to dissolve lactic acid and reduce the potential for delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS), as well as encouraging the heart rate to return to its normal resting rate. Massage can also help increase circulation and reduce cellulite. The massage exercises in this protocol can be performed daily on the Power Plate machine Hamstring Massage 2. Quad Massage or High or High Place back of thighs on the platform and relax Place front of thighs on the platform and relax 3. Back Relaxor 4. er Back Massage Fully relax upper body over legs Push back gently into plate

Power Plate Circuit 1

1 Power Plate Circuit 1 This high intensity workout combines Acceleration Training exercise and weight training to help build muscle strength, stamina and power. It incorporates dynamic exercises both