Intervention: Course Corrections for the Athlete and Trainer, by Dan John

Intervention: Course Corrections for the Athlete and Trainer, by Dan John

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Be lucky enough in middle school, junior high, or high school to be taught basic body movements and step-by-step instructions in the Olympic lifts, powerlifting, mobility, flexibility, kettlebell training, and tumbling

Apply intervention five principles

Here are the answers, but the questions are the real keys:

Strength training for lean body mass and joint mobility work trump everything else.

• Fundamental human movements are...fundamental.
• Standards and gaps must be constantly assessed.
• The notion of "park bench" and "bus bench" workouts must be applied throughout the training lifetime.
• Constantly strive for mastery and grace.

Intervention: Course Corrections for the Athlete and Trainer, by Dan John

• Amazon Sales Rank: #26775 in Audible
• Published on: 2015-06-25
• Format: Unabridged
• Original language: English
• Running time: 342 minutes

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13 of 14 people found the following review helpful. Instant classic By Christopher I just finished my first read-through of Intervention, and I've got to say that for the fitness professional, it might be the single most important book I've ever read. For those familiar with Dan John, it will come as no surprise that the information is logical, systematic, packed with common sense, and yet presented in a way that makes you say "I never thought of it that way." I found that it simultaneously challenges and validates much of what I've done over the past 25 years, but that I'm neglecting one of the fundamental human movements. As Dan notes, it's something I know I should be doing--and even program for other people--but find reasons not to do myself.This one's a classic, for sure.

10 of 11 people found the following review helpful. May be the MOST IMPORTANT fitness book you ever read... By Scott Iardella, MPT, CSCS, CISSN If you don't know who Dan John is, he's a legend in strength training.I was curious if Coach Dan could possibly write a book as important as his previous work "Never Let Go," which is in a class by itself."Intervention" is an outstanding book by an authentic expert in the area of strengthening and conditioning. This book exceeded my expectations.I knew it would be good, but wasn't sure how he could possibly top the work of Never Let Go."intervention" is a system. 10 questions, 5 principles that can completely change the way you train or work with clients.If you're in the fitness industry, this is an absolute "MUST READ" to get rid the clutter and truly understand what is most important.I was blown away by the content. A simplistic approach to focusing on what really matters.If you want to improve your own training, read this book. And, certainly if you want to improve others and really help people, read this book.Insightful, practical, and superbly written. Focus on the fundamentals. Dan does a wonderful job of explaining why this is critical in our training.And, the 2 biggest objectives we all should focus on are clearly explained. This is breakthrough information, in my opinion.Programs, philosophy, and no fluff, zero! An instant classic? Absolutely. I truly hope that this book gets into the hands of many and people implement intervention.An outstanding read from start to finish! Pure brilliance!!I highly recommend getting this book and setting yourself apart by following the "intervention" system.

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. 'Intervention' By R One of the best reasons to buy Dan John's books is that he's a funny read as well as an insightful coach.A natural raconteur, the author intersperses many of the chapters with anecdotes and snapshots of everyday life that lift the book above just being a bare matter of rep schemes, discussion of exercise selection etc. It was having enjoyed 'Never let go' on that basis that swayed me towards ordering 'Intervention'.That's not to say that this wouldn't be an invaluable resource even if it was reduced to bare bones. The author does, in fact, repeatedly distill down his message and points out, in fact, that a lot of the time he feels he is telling athletes perfectly obvious or even common sense things: 'Fundamental human movements are fundamental', 'eat like an adult'...One of the key points I took away from 'Intervention' is the value in accurately determining what your training needs are relative to the pressures and time-constraints of other aspects of life. A full-time job, some niggling injuries and an additional factor like a new baby or impending marriage (for example) doesn't go hand-in-hand with implementing a programme that was designed to get someone ready for a special forces pre-selection course, or football combine tests... And yet, that is what many of us have in our head when considering what is a 'reasonable' programme to attempt. Dan John champions an alternative approach favouring what is reasonable and sustainable verus tough but (sadly) unsustainable. Throughout he champions the use of fundamental human movement patterns as a basis for programme construction, with discussion of concepts around ensuring these movements are being performed optimally according to the trainee's needs, from novices through to advanced athletes.Returning to an earlier reference, the author's diet chapter mentions 'eat like an adult'. Another bit of uncommon common sense, the more I thought about this the more I agree with the insight that a remarkable number of people today are basically still eating as if they were children (and fairly badly-fed children at that). Relying on ready-made processed or take-away meals to shore up a lack of cooking knowledge ... Eating sugary breakfast cereals and junk foodstuffs etc. I think that the concept of 'eating like an adult' encompasses the opposite approach: Shopping wisely, preparing skillfully (hopefully) and, in the process, likely ending up eating a substantially healthier diet as a result.Not everyone needs to read a book like 'Intervention', but in my view if you are jaded with your training / carrying injuries / unsure of where you are going in your training then it may be tremendously useful.

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