Lower Body

Movements

Drop Squat to Jump and Stabilize

Boost your vertical with this plyometric exercise.

Movements

Walking Lunges - Barbell

This active movement will challenge your glutes and legs.

Movements

Lateral Bound – Countermovement to Stabilize (Mini Band)

Work your vertical and challenge your stability with this movement.

Movements

Reverse Lunge - with Lateral Flexion Moving

This movement will stretch out your hip flexors, glutes, groin and lateral torso muscles.

Movements

Lateral Lunge - (1 Rep Per Second)

This fast-paced movement will challenge your lower body and stretch your groin.

Movements

Base Rotations

Improve your speed and acceleration by training your body to move from its hub.

Movements

Split Squat - Front Barbell

Build strength in your glutes, hamstrings and quads with this lower body exercise.

Training

Movement Skills

This Core Performance training component develops your linear, lateral and multidirectional speed.

Training

Plyometrics: A Primer

Plyometrics can build power and teach your body to move more efficiently. Here's a guide.

Injury/Pain

Dislocated Kneecap

What you need to know to make a comeback from this painful sports injury.

Injury/Pain

Hip Injuries

From hip flexor strains to hip pointers and hip bursitis, this primer covers them all to help you keep your hips strong and healthy.

Injury/Pain

High Ankle Sprain

How to deal with and reduce your risk for an injury feared by many athletes.

Injury/Pain

Jumper's Knee

How to avoid and treat a common pain among basketball, soccer, and volleyball players.

Movement

Q & A: Faster 40-Yard Dash Time

A speedy technique for moving faster on your feet.

Injury/Pain

Stress Fracture

A tiny crack in your bone, called a stress fracture, can occur anywhere but usually affects the lower leg or feet.

Workouts

The Fastest Workout Known to Man

Don't think you have time to develop speed, quickness and agility? A drill called "rapid response" may change your mind, and your body.

Injury/Pain

Shin Splints

Shin splints occur when the bones, muscles and joints of the lower leg endure constant pounding and stress. Are you susceptible?

Injury/Pain

Ankle Sprain

The ankle is the most frequently injured part of the body among athletes. Are you at risk for this reoccurring injury?

Movements

Hurdle Hop - Lateral Continuous

This movement will improve your vertical leap and stability in your hips and legs.

Movements

Medicine Ball - Granny Toss - Reverse

This movement will work your hips, arms and legs.

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