Exercise
Summer Training Guide: Lacrosse
The Workout Lacrosse is by nature an explosive sport. When you’re training to improve your explosiveness, it’s not strength in terms of pure numbers that’s truly important. It’s speed of [...]
Get a Great Full-Body Workout With Just a Single Dumbbell
If you want to stay in shape, you've got to adapt. That means figuring out how to get in an effective workout even if you lack access to a full [...]
Nutrition Plan for Football
Specific nutrient requirements are based on your body size and position. What works for one player may not be the best strategy for someone else. But, all players can benefit [...]
Summer Training Guide: Soccer
High School Soccer Summer Training Guide Download the Full Soccer Training Guide By Entering Your Email Address Below The Workout During the summer, soccer players need to strike [...]
How to Get Faster With Mini-Hurdle Drills
Mini-hurdle drills are one of the best tools for getting faster and more explosive. That is if they’re done right. Too often athletes will do mini-hurdle drills without a plan. [...]
5 Softball Throwing Drills for Catchers
In softball, consistently getting runners out when they try to steal bases requires speed, agility and power.
Using Strength Training To Improve Your Volleyball Serve
Whether your serve of choice is a floater, jump serve, jump float or just a basic overhand serve, the biomechanical principles are simple. To hit the ball through the defender [...]
Quarterbacks: 4 Tips to Keep Your Throwing Shoulder Healthy
Quarterbacks need to take care of their primary athletic weapon—their throwing shoulder. A strong shoulder can produce powerful and accurate passes, while reducing the risk of an injury from a [...]
Hockey Goalies: 5 Exercises to Help You Perform a Butterfly Save
Dozens of times every game, hockey goalies assume a position unique to the sport—the butterfly. Goalies who use the butterfly need incredible lower body mobility since the position requires them [...]
How to Improve Your Turkish Get-Up
The Get-Up can get tricky with hand placement and the odd jumps in pounds from kettlebell to kettlebell. Try these variations to make small incremental jumps to improve overall.
