Which is stronger, traditional training or functional training?

If you want to exercise now, you will definitely think of going to the gym to practice equipment and muscles to make your body fit. Then you might as well think about it, do you need only one muscle activity to achieve any movement of your body? In daily life, do we need to do some lying on the bench? Do you need extra baffles in your life to keep your body stable? Does everyone need very strong muscles?

The answers to the above questions are all negative. In our daily life, we only need a healthy and beautiful body to cope with all kinds of things in life. Therefore, not everyone needs bodybuilding training, but everyone needs functional training.

What are the benefits and advantages of functional training compared with traditional fitness programs? Traditional training plan VS functional training, which is stronger and which is weaker, let's take a look!

1. Strong but not big

The biggest feature of neuromuscular adaptability is that people can become stronger, more explosive and more flexible without making them bigger or heavier. In the cash society, many people like to wear thin clothes and strip off their flesh. Functional training can greatly help people with this idea to practice their desired figure. At the same time, enhancing the coordination between multiple muscles can disperse the load of the body and reduce the fatigue of a single muscle.

2. Improve sports performance

We can better improve our sports skills through functional training. For example, the hard pull of one-legged kettle bell can effectively exercise our core stability and hip stretching ability, thus improving our body's take-off ability and take-off height; Through agile ladder training, we can effectively improve the agility of our ankles, so that we can have a larger defensive area and retreat faster on the basketball court.

Since functional training has so many benefits, let's introduce some common tools for functional training.

As we all know, functional training doesn't need too many tools and venues, so what are our common training tools?

1. Dumbbells: Dumbbells can move freely and can be added to almost all trainings. There are many training methods.

2. elastic belt and Puller: Because it can provide resistance in non-vertical direction, it can well train the problem of imbalance between left and right body strength, and it is convenient to carry.

3. Medicine balls: There are many models of medicine balls, so I won't introduce them here. Fitness balls are often used for explosive training, and heavier fitness balls can also be used for strength training.

4. Yoga ball: light and easy to carry (deflated and inflated), often used for training to improve physical stability.

5. kettle bell: the structure is very similar to the traditional martial arts equipment in China? Stone lock? . Because of its special structure, kettlebells are widely used, from strength training to energy metabolism system training. It is a very important tool in the functional training database.

6. Hanging equipment: TRX belt is very common, which comes from the training method of SEALs, similar to rings. Different from the rings, TRX belts can be trained in many ways, such as facing the anchor point or leaning back against the anchor point or swinging from side to side, which is often used for stability and flexibility training.

Now we know what it means. Functional training? We also know the general method of functional training, and it is no longer mysterious. I hope that the coach can seriously study the relevant training methods and be responsible for his students. Students can better distinguish which training method they like; Fans can understand functional training and consider how to integrate into our training.