Overrated things for athletes:
1. Maxing out every week
2. Quick feet drills
3. Speed & agility on sand
4. Sport specific training
5. Running multiple miles nonstop
6. Crunches & sit-ups
7. Bodybuilding splits
8. Clean variations
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The ultimate movement exercise compilation
17 of my fav upper & lower body movement exercises
1. T-spine to pec opener
2. Deep box push-up
3. 90/90 w/ leg sweep
4. T-spine rotations
5. 90/90 standard
6. Thread the needle
7. Fire hydrant
8. Blackburn
9. SL RDL to hip sweep
10. Quadruped elbow flex/ext
11. Side lunge w/ iso hold
Hey athletes:
- It’s ok to train before games (can act as a primer)
- It’s ok (& probably good) to train after games/practices (stacks intensity on one day)
- Pre-game is a good time to get quality speed work in
- All sport & no training is a recipe for overuse injury