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Whole Body Vibration

Professional vibration training

with 250 Exercises

Optimal training results for healing back pain, skin
tightening, cellulite treatment, body shaping

The Author Dr.h.c. Siegfried Schmidt
Extreme Training

© 2019 by verlag4you

Author and Editor: Siegfried Schmidt
Tranlated by Martin Coombes
Cover design: Frank Stange (verlag4you)
Photos: All rights reserved by Siegfried Schmidt

www.verlag4you.de/com (Publisher)

All rights reserved. This publication, including its parts, is protected by copyright. No parts maybe reproduced without the consent of the publisher and the author. This applies to electronic and mechanical forms of reproduction, translation into other languages, and for purposes of teaching, dissemination and public disclosure. The contents of this publication may be mediated orally and visually for training and therapy purposes.

Contents

Foreword by the author

Introduction

imageTerms and conditions for the subsequent exercises

imageMeet our customers

imageOptimum training program

imageRisk of vibration training

imageSport plates & plate settings

imageThe tonic reflex

imageFamiliarizing the customer with the vibration plate

imageSafety regulations

Warm-up

imagePresentation of the major muscle groups

imageMuscle overview - download

imageWarm-up exercise for the lower body

imageWarm-up exercise for the upper body

imageWarm-up exercise for the whole body

Training Implementation

imageBody-Toning works on a simple principle

imageDespite the success please never ignore

imageTips for athletes and professional sportsperson: High Intensity Training (HIT)

imageFor training

Training Sessions by Muscle Groups

imageGastrocnemius muscle

imageTibialis anterior muscle

imageQuadriceps femoris muscle

imageAdductor magnus muscle

imageAdductor femoris muscle

imageBiceps femoris muscle

imageGluteus maximus muscle

imageStraight and oblique abdominal muscle

imageThe erector spinae and the small deep muscles

imageLatissimus dorsi muscle (part of the autochthonous muscles)

imagePectoralis major and minor muscle

imageBiceps brachii muscle

imageTriceps brachii muscle

imageDeltoid muscle

imageTrapezius muscle

imageCervical spine and Sternocleidomastoid muscle

imageExtensor Carpi Ulnaris muscle, Flexor Carpi Ulnaris muscle, Extensor Digitorum muscle and the Brachioradialis

Partner Training

imageWarm up

imageGastrocnemius muscle

imageBiceps femoris muscle

imageQuadriceps femoris muscle

imageAdductor femoris muscle

imageAdductor Magnus muscle

imageGluteus maximus muscle

imageExternal oblique muscle of the abdomen

imageRectus abdominis muscle

imageErector spinae muscles

imagePectoralis major muscle

imageTriceps brachii muscle

imageBiceps brachii muscle

imageDeltoid muscle and latissimus spinae muscle

imageTrapezius muscle

Disability Training

imageDisability training

imageHow to train a customer with a “disability”

imageParalysis

Endurance Training

imageEndurance training on the vibration plate

Massage Exercise

imageSlow down

imageMassage as a slow down

imageReduction of cellulite and fat burning

imageBack massage

Theoretical Part

Vibration training / acceleration plates – what is it?

imageWhat is whole body vibration training?

imageWhat exactly is a vibration?

Short overview of the different vibration plates

What effect does vibration training have on your body?

imageNerves

imageBlood vessels

imageHormones

imageNeurotransmitter

imageCartilage

imageTendons, Fascia, Connective Tissues, Capsules and Joints

imageMuscle tissue

imageMetabolism

imageSkin

imageBlood vessels

imageBone

imageHormones

imageFlexibility

imageCoordination

imagePain relief

Risks of vibration training

imagePacemaker

imageArtificial joints and implants made of metal

imagePregnancy

imageThrombosis

imageDiabetes

imageOverview

imageLiability release

The Contraindication

Preparation for training – position of the vibration plate

Training control

imageWhat does the customer expect from vibration training?

imageFitness training

imageFlexibility training

imageStrength training

imageMassage

imageThe correct position during vibration training

imageThe correct position of the upper body

imageThe correct joint angle

imageStop training

imageIncrease the levels and difficulty of the training

Question about vibration training

Readers Notice

Author Biography

A few images from 5 years of studio time

Advertising supplement (further title recommendations)

Foreword by the author

Anyone who has ever trained “correctly” on a vibrating plate feels it!

“A new era of power training and fitness sports has begun.”

Nowadays people are under a considerable amount of stress and are living hectic lifestyles, making it difficult to find the time for sport.

With the implementation of these training suggestions you will achieve physical success quickly, saving you a lot of time compared to conventional strength training.

To reach your personal goals, 1.5 to a maximum of 3 hours a week of vibration training is sufficient.

With this manual you can practice and teach an interesting and varied range of vibration plate training to achieve peak physical shape.

Everybody who trains with the vibration plate and follows the exercises in this book will get a fantastic body with strong core muscles.

You can significantly improve both fitness and agility, train muscles separately and use it as an aid for slimming.

Your bone structure will be improved and you can be free of pain again; as in my own case after multiple physical injuries.

I wish you great success with improving your figure while enjoying these exercises.

With sporting regards

Siegfried Schmidt

Introduction

Terms and conditions

The contents published in this book have been prepared with the utmost care by the author, and medically reviewed by our specialist physician.

Nevertheless it is impossible to exclude health risks while in the execution of physical exercises.

Please be aware of the associated risks.

When you do the exercises presented in this book “Vibration Training the Professional Course”, you do so at your own risk.

The author and the publisher assume no liability for personal injury, property damage and financial losses arising out of reproducing the exercises from this textbook.

The exercises published in this textbook cannot replace medical diagnosis, advice or treatment. They do not represent instructions for self-treatment of diseases, even if the author documents the use of said exercises based on his own personal experience.

If you have current health problems you should always first consult your doctor before starting exercise.

If you are unsure, you should always consult your doctor first before you do the exercises published on the following pages.

Please only ask doctors who are familiar with the vibration training system. Unfortunately it does occur that some doctors refuse to have anything to do with something that they have not experienced.

Training with us in our studio are, general practitioners, medical specialist and gynaecologists. All are impressed and come back!

›› Nonetheless never take a physical risk! ‹‹

The exercises published in this book represent no therapeutic action or form of treatment.

They serve only to inform and act as an aid to memory.

To what extent the user of this book performs the exercise demonstrated, is up to the individual user.

The Author

Meet our customers

Over 2000 customers.

Ages between 13-70 years old.

Approximately 80% of women (aged 20-45 years old).

Typically professional career customers who have little available free time.

From low levels of fitness up to top athletes.

Many customers are former back pain suffers.

Visiting sport teams use our studio for preparation for the oncoming season. The national league men’s handball team, the football league team from Pfullendorf, the women’s football team from Sigmaringen, and the wrestlers from Taisersdorf are just a few of the clubs that train with us.

 

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Group training with the south SCP Pfullendorf football team in the Figure World Studio.

So, coaches, trainers and dear athletes, here we begin.

For those of you that are not familiar with vibration plates I would recommend to read the theoretical summary at the end of this training book. Sufficient advice, understanding and expertise should be gathered for good customer service.

Special observance to the safety regulations and the subsequent text will be adequate for those who want to get into great shape. Knowledge of what is happening to the body during this type of training helps to raise the motivation and the understanding of why vibration plate training is so effective.

Please note:

The high pre-stressed of the muscles (about 90%) on the vibration plate enables you to do heavy power training!

This happens even if the muscles are pre-stressed millimeters from the machine and then contracted again by the body.

Your muscle profile grows only in the resting phase, at least 30 hours of rest is required when plate training.

However, this should not be longer than 70 hours before the next training session takes place on the plate in order to train the targeted muscles.

Only then are you are in the so-called super compensation phase, which allows you to improve your performance levels.

The trained professional will be in the super compensation phase, which begins about 30 hours after training and lasts up to the 45 hours after training.

Everything else is counterproductive when strength training with vibration plates. Of course, you can (not competitively) do cycling, jogging, swimming, play tennis or hiking while in the recovery phase.

The massage exercises on the plate are also useful, but do not complete strength training!

For professionals and therapists “please only begin the training session when you have fully understood and can answer customers questions on safety regulations.“

Optimum training program

Abbreviations of the exercise descriptions:

B

=

Beginner

I

=

Intermediate

A

=

Advance (athletes)

Sec

=

Seconds (optional)

Dynamic

=

With movement

Static

=

Without movement or no resistance

Isometric

=

Without movement to develop strong resistance

How to use this book:

Each exercise is accompanied with one or more photographs that are self explanatory.

Below the pictures are recommended time guidelines for beginners, intermediate and advance athletes, as well as the major muscle groups that are being exercised.

Sometimes incorrect body postures are shown and explained as a reference.

If you want to arrange a training workout now, simply take an exercise from each muscle group and compose your own training routine!

You have the fastest success in achieving excellent body-toning, if all muscle groups are trained.

In short programs you should not only train the stomach, legs and buttocks, but also the back and legs – because both the agonist and antagonist should be encouraged.

However for best muscular tone it is best if you exercise the entire body.

If you or the customers after several exercises need to be more challenged, you can add some strength exercises to the routine. You can also increase the added weights or the time of the exercises.

During group training, set all machines to the same number of seconds. Demonstrate to beginners and advanced users how to step on and off the plate without stopping the machine.

Run the machine continual if possible during the circuit. Experience shows that people who often train with you are about 10 seconds faster per exercise than a beginner due to being familiar with the equipment. Sometimes customers can adjust the frequency, mode or the time on the display by mistake.

Customers that finish quicker should use the remaining time to breathe deeply until the others with longer training times have finished.

Please pay attention to the following symptons:

Muscular trembling is a sign of overloading the muscle. Ensure that you or your customers have enough time during exercise to have a drink and catch some breath. Try not to stand over sensitive customers but observe their reactions as they train.

Risks of vibration training

We have had no serious injuries in all the years that we have been training with vibration equipment. So the actual legal status of the signed declaration of intent (contraindication, sample letter) in the Theoretical Chapter is untested should it go to a court and therefore I would recommend that it is viewed as reference.

In the Studio we do not allow customers to use the equipment if they have not signed this declaration. This has only happened twice in over a thousand customers.

I strongly advise that the vibration plates should not be left unattended in the gym, hotel, or spa facility! The plates are too valuable and too dangerous for misuse.