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Eccentrics to Reduce Pain

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Banded Deficit Deadlift

Banded Deficit Deadlift

Pulling from a deficit increases the demand on the quadriceps to break the bar from the floor, while adding a band to the deadlift creates accommodating resistance. This set up encourages a tighter start position as well as brings in the benefits of a strong and...

Banded Deadlift

Banded Deadlift

Adding a band to the deadlift creates accommodating resistance. By gaining more resistance as you move into a stronger position you can handle a heavier load than otherwise possible at the top of your deadlift. Primarily, this teaches the athlete to pull aggressively...

False Grip Ring Pull-up

False Grip Ring Pull-up

The false pull-up on rings has all the benefits of a traditional pull-up, but builds towards the muscle up because of the unique grip. The additional strength and mobility developed in the forearms by using this grip will translate to other more advanced skills as...

Poliquin Step Up

Poliquin Step Up

The Poliquin step up is a VMO-centric exercise. It is a scaled down version of the Peterson step up which has the athlete balancing on the ball of the foot. Using a slant board is preferable, but placing the heel on a weight to create a similar angle is an effective...

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