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Movements
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Medicine Ball - Baseball Swings - Baseball
This movement mimics the swing motion with some added resistance.
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Medicine Ball - Parallel Rotational Throw - Single Leg - Golf
This movement will challenge your balance and improve your hip speed.
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Acceleration - Split Stance - Soccer
Split stance acceleration will teach you to attack back underneath your hips with progressively longer strides.
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Acceleration - Base - Soccer
This movement emphasizes that your first step is forward and not backward.
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Lateral Shuffle - Soccer
The lateral shuffle will help you mark and stick with your opponent, especially in close quarters.
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3 Hurdle Drill to Acceleration - Soccer
This drill links the 3 hurdle drill lateral to linear acceleration.
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3 Hurdle Drill to Dropstep Acceleration - Soccer
This drill will help develop great first step quickness.
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Acceleration to Base to Dropstep - Soccer
This drill is designed to help you accelerate then decelerate into marking your man and then being able to turn and run back the other way.
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Acceleration - Jog - Soccer
Jogging to great acceleration is a transition that soccer players have to make.
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Mirror Drill - Long - Soccer
This drill integrates your crossover skills into a defensive marking drill.
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Push-up - Physioball - Golf
Push up designed with the physioball to specifically help build strength for your golf game.
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Pull-Up Round-Up
Our experts answer your questions about this classic strength building movement.
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Q&A: Building Strength for Pull-Ups
Use this 5-step process to work up to the granddaddy of back exercises.
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Q&A: Should I Train Hamstrings?
Balance out your leg training for total strength, muscle development and less risk for injury.
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