Exercise Selection
Muscle Balance
  - Keep in mind muscle balance between joint agonists and antagonists when choosing exercise.

Equipment
  - The availability of training equipment must be taken into consideration when selecting Exercises.

Training Background
  - Be certain to review an athlete’s training background when prescribing exercises

Specificity
  - Mechanical similarity between a training activity and a sports
Use of Resistance Exercises
  - The conditioning activities that have the greatest positive effect on the skill improvement are those that most
    closely duplicate the skill movement.
Use of Weighted Implements
  - Heavier objects cause the athletes to alter their technique, which would bring about a decrement in
    performance.
Biomechanics of Equipment
  - It may be worthwhile having equipment that allows for acceleration and deceleration of the resistance similar
    to the motion of the actual sporting activity.

Periodization Concerns
- Mesocycle
    o Low-volume, low-intensity resistance training, or exercises at all
    o Nonspecific muscle exercises in ever-increasing intensities to induce general muscle hypertrophy and
      endurance

Communicating the Need for Particular Exercises
  - Effectively communicating to the athlete the need for particular exercises may be the most difficult skill to
    develop.