Hamstrings and glutes both contribute to hip stability and lower body strength. Improve the strength and stability of your hamstrings and glutes while also challenging your balance.
No matter if you play on a field, court or course, become a better athlete with these stretches and strength training moves. Improve the strength, flexibility and mobility of the shoulders while decreasing the risk of shoulder pain and injury.
The Pec Stretch Assisted helps to improve the mobility and flexibility of the chest and upper back, helps improve the posture and decreases the risk of shoulder injury and pain.
Decrease the risk of shoulder pain and injury and improve mobility, flexibility and circulation of the shoulders with the Pendulum Distraction Assisted movement.
Improve the mobility and flexibility of the shoulders while decreasing the risk of pain and injury using the Internal Rotation Adduction Stretch Assisted.
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.
Cooling down and stretching out after a workout is an important step to ensure your body stays in top shape. Use a SKLZ Barrel Roller to massage sore muscles, increase flexibility and prevent injuries.
The Speed Rope is a multi-functional tool that lends itself to lower body power, plyometric ability, core strength, footspeed, and overall conditioning. Incorporate these three simple drills into your training routine.
Now try alternating your feet from one to the other and back again. This will improve your plyometric ability which translates to more power and increased agility on the field or court.