This series of Mini Band movements are technical and controlled, and will result in greater lower body strength and stability. Increased lower body strength and stability translates to improved performance in all aspects of your game.
The Mini Band Extended Rotation is the perfect way to improve hip strength and flexibility through a simple movement which also prevents hip and hip flexor injuries.
Improve the strength and stability of your hips and glutes with the Mini Bands Linear Straight Leg Walk exercise, which is a key to hip flexor stability.
This move helps improve the strength and stability of your hips and glutes, generating long term durability and overall improved performance of your legs.
Good lower body strength and stability helps you avoid injury. This series provides a balanced approach to developing and maintaining a healthy lower body.
One key to being a strong, explosive and healthy athlete is having balance and strength in each leg. Isolate your right and left legs with the single leg squat drill.
Becoming a strong and explosive athlete requires a strong front and backside. The Single Leg Romanian Dead Lift is a great way to build strength in the backside.
Don't forget the small muscles of your forearms and wrists especially if you hold a bat, club, stick or racquet. Having strong wrists and forearms will also protect you from pain and injury.
Being successful on the field largely depends on your ability to move and react with quickness and purpose. Make sharper cuts, accelerate faster, and be ready for anything by mastering the drills in this video series.
Precise movements during the game increase efficiency and give you the edge. This simple drill improves lateral speed and balance for precise movements.
On the playing field, athletes often need to make quick and precise adjustment steps. The 2 In, 1 Out Ladder Drill preps athletes for those movements. Wearing a Weighted Vest increases the challenge.
Rotational velocity starts with a strong core. In this series, you'll learn to isolate your core and develop an understanding of the proper kinetic linking that will generate the most rotational velocity on the field.