Overcoming vs Yielding Isometrics - When and Why Overcoming...

Overcoming isometrics bias intent, neural drive, and force expression.
Yielding isometrics bias position specific strength, tolerance and force maintenance.
We often use overcoming ISOs as a warm-up or as a primer/contrast
We use yielding isometrics to prepare joints/tissues for more ballistic or dynamic work or when looking to facilitate stress relaxation later in a session.
If you want to understand how I actually use isometrics inside a speed program, not in isolation, that’s all
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