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Kneeling Squat

Kneeling Squat

The kneeling squat is a conditioning exercise for the quads and particularly the knees. It can be scaled, or advanced, in order to fit almost any skill level.Cues: Keep the torso vertical both down and coming back up Scale as needed to prevent pain Scale:  1 -...

Runner’s Stretch

Runner’s Stretch

The runner's stretch is an active mobility drill for the hips and hamstrings. Several variations increase intensity and work towards the front split with a main focus on the hamstring of the front leg. Static: Keep the back leg vertical and sit tall to being Hinge...

Pancaked Side Bends – Weighted

Pancaked Side Bends – Weighted

The pancake stretch goes up a level by adding a weighted side bend. The addition of load allows for deeper bends and also builds strength in the tissues that are stretched.Cues: Sit in widest straddle and raise a small weight above your head with straight elbows...

Jump Rope

Jump Rope

Jump rope is a dynamic warm up and can also be used in a conditioning setting. It requires and develops rhythm as well as high-eye coordination. Single Unders: Keep the body loose and relaxed and the spine neutral Arms should be symmetrical when viewed from the front...

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