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Movements
Front Squat to Press - Barbell
This total body exercise will develop your vertical explosiveness.
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Medicine Ball - Parallel Throw - Split Stance - Golf
This movement will challenge the stability and strength in your hips, torso and arms.
Movements
Medicine Ball - Split Squat to Press and Chase
This movement will work on your explosive power and speed.
Movements
Hang Clean to Front Squat - Barbell
This powerful strength building movement will be felt throughout your entire body.
Movements
Hang Clean - Barbell
You will feel this powerful strength building movement throughout your entire body
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Clean Pull - Floor
You will feel this strength building movement throughout your entire body.
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Hang Snatch - Barbell
You will feel this strength and power building movement throughout your entire body.
Movements
Box Blast - Alternating Continuous
This plyometric movement will help improve your vertical leap.
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Medicine Ball - Rotational Overhead Slam
This movement will develop power in your arms and core.
Movements
Push-up - Alternating Medicine Ball
This exercise will build explosive power in your chest and arms.
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