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.
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.
Many athletic injuries can be attributed to weak hips. Strengthen your hips, improve your balance and decrease your risk of injury with these 4 single leg resistance movements.
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.