Military fitness & sports conditioning programs and workouts incorporating all components of physical fitness. Designed to enhance the strength and conditioning of men and women, alike.
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Showing posts with label movement. Show all posts
Sunday, October 23, 2016
CROSS-TRAINING SESSION
This training session is focused on improving flexibility, movement and muscular endurance. Athletic-in-nature, this workout strives to use the benefits of sports conditioning and address mobility from both a movement and flexibility standpoint.
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Tuesday, October 4, 2016
GET YOUR BODY READY TO WORK!
A good warm-up prepares your body for movement and conditioning activities. It will boost your performance by t gradually increasing heart rate and blood flow to muscles and elevating your core temperature.
In addition, warm-up activities increase flexibility by elongating muscles and removing stiffness from joints. The brain is also put on alert that some degree of motor coordination skills will be utilized in the near future. The desired end state is an injury-free, effective workout.
Thursday, September 1, 2016
GLUTES DEVELOPMENT: BASIC ATHLETIC DRILLS
Athletes are defined by their ability to move. Great power athletes move quicker, jump higher and longer than their opponents, not to mention the average human being. Most people to not develop and benefit from powerful glute muscles, but power athletes need them to succeed at their chosen sports. They are key in producing explosiveness and speed. These athletes don't workout to obtain a high and round booty, they have an athletic butt as a consequence of their training.
Acceleration is defined as an increase in the rate or speed. An acceleration drill (10m start) is designed to assist in increasing initial explosiveness in order to reach maximum speed as quickly as possible.
Jumping or leaping are great activities to wake up your glutes! Jumping Drills (standing broad jump & vertical jump) develop maximal horizontal and vertical explosiveness or propulsion.
http://hubpages.com/health/HOW-TO-BUILD-AN-ATHLETIC-BUTT-SERIES-PART-1
Sunday, August 14, 2016
How to Build an Athletic Butt
Athletes are defined by their ability to move. Great power athletes move quicker, jump higher and longer than their opponents, not to mention the average human being. Most people to not develop and benefit from powerful glute muscles, but power athletes need them to succeed at their chosen sports. They are key in producing explosiveness and speed. These athletes don't workout to obtain a high and round booty, they have an athletic butt as a consequence of their training.
Sunday, August 7, 2016
UNIVERSAL ATHLETIC POSITION
The Universal Athletic Position is also known as the Universal Athletic Stance and the Guard Position.
Stand with feet wider than shoulder-width apart and body weight balanced on both feet, which are flat on the ground. Lean forward while keeping your feet flat on the ground. Balance is maintained in this position by having the hips behind and the shoulders forward of the center of gravity.
Stand with feet wider than shoulder-width apart and body weight balanced on both feet, which are flat on the ground. Lean forward while keeping your feet flat on the ground. Balance is maintained in this position by having the hips behind and the shoulders forward of the center of gravity.
From this position, you can conduct a large variety of athletic movements or tasks. The universal athletic position can be found in most sports and assist athletes in obtaining a solid work platform to generate power and quickness.
For all who participate in sports such as baseball, basketball, football, softball, tennis and volleyball I recommend performing drills and exercises from this position which will improve your functional ability to quickly and powerful perform movements while engaging in your chosen sport.
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Friday, August 5, 2016
BASIC ATHLETIC DRILLS
Athletes are defined by their ability to move. Great power athletes move quicker, jump higher and longer than their opponents, not to mention the average human being. Most people to not develop and benefit from powerful glute muscles, but power athletes need them to succeed at their chosen sports. They are key in producing explosiveness and speed. As previously stated; these athletes don't workout to obtain a high and round booty, they have an athletic butt as a consequence of their training.
The basic drills presented are introductory movements relating to acceleration, horizontal jumping and vertical leaping. These drills place much emphasis on glute activation and not sport-specific. They'll serve to prepare you for the sport-specific activities and workouts presented throughout the remainder of this series. All of the drills presented in this part will commence from the universal athletic position.
Acceleration is defined as an increase in the rate or speed. Acceleration drills are designed to assist in increasing initial explosiveness in order to reach maximum speed as quickly as possible. In addition to enhancing a basic athletic skill, you'll be doing a lot of tush toning.
Jumping or leaping are great activities to wake up your glutes. Jumping, be it horizontally or vertically, requires maximal explosiveness or propulsion. Your rear-end muscles form the base for these movements. Track & field's field event athletes and volleyball players developed their booty's by continually practicing their jumping abilities.
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