Most sports are demanding on the upper body even when your arms aren't directly involved in the action. Prevent injury by activating the muscles and joints with these 5 movements.
The ladder is perhaps the most versatile training tool, helping to improve your agility, quickness, balance, multi-directional speed and acceleration. Performing ladder drills over and over, while increasing the tempo teaches the nervous system to remember faster movements.
The ladder is perhaps the most versatile training tool, helping to improve your speed, agility, quickness, balance, multi-directional speed and acceleration. Performing ladder drills over and over, while increasing the tempo teaches the nervous system to remember a faster 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 or court.
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.
Have fun and learn at the same time. This series gets kids working on the basic movements that will develop them athletically, while also adding competition and fun.
First step explosion is important in every sport, whether running the bases or getting past a defender. Get the kids practicing the mechanics of quick first steps with a round of get up tag.
Get the group moving by pairing them off in a slalom race. With the focus on speed, the kids will also be mastering the proper shuffle positioning and hip movements that directly translate to the field or court.
The box drill is great for working on a few different movements at the same time while also setting up a chase competition. Improve linear acceleration, multi-directional speed, balance and coordination.