This video will help you get strong and fit with a few minutes and a couple of dumbbells.
15minutes, home equipment, Strength, Ⓐ Level A Athletes
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15minutes, home equipment, Strength, Ⓐ Level A Athletes
GOAL: Improve force delivery to the pedal for cycling and improve running strength (run power stiffness.)
1. Sit on the machine and adjust the lever for your height. The pads should tuck under your knee and on top of the lowest part of the front of your leg. Your legs should be at a 90 degree angle. 2. Hold the handles and use your quadriceps to extend your legs straight whilst keeping the rest of your body still. 3. Slowly lower your legs back to the original position.
Workout Routines, Strength, no equipment, 15minutes, Ⓑ Level B Athletes
1. Sit on the machine and adjust the lever for your height. The pads should tuck under your knee and on top of the lowest part of the front of your leg. Your legs should be at a 90 degree angle. 2. Hold the handles and use your quadriceps to extend your legs straight whilst keeping the rest of your body still. 3. Slowly lower your legs back to the original position.
Strength, GYM, Ⓑ Level B Athletes, Ⓒ Level C Athletes
Strength, no equipment, Ⓐ Level A Athletes
Strength, no equipment, Ⓐ Level A Athletes
Strength, no equipment, Ⓐ Level A Athletes
no equipment, Strength, stretch bands
With equipment - extended your leg out ~2 feet from you body hold for two seconds and return slowly back to both feet together.
No equipment - Lie on your side with your hips stacked.
Support your head by folding your floor side arm under your head.
Place your top hand on the floor in front of you as a reminder not to lean forward or backward.
Stack and flex both feet.
Lift your top leg up just higher than your hip until you feel your hip flex and hold for 2 seconds.
Lower down for a count of 3, returning to the start position.
Lie flat on your back with legs straight and arms stretched overhead, holding a medicine ball with both hands. Use your core to lift your hands and feet simultaneously toward the ceiling until your body is in a “V” position. At the top of the “V,” pass the ball from your hands to your feet. Holding the ball between your feet, slowly lower your arms and legs down to the floor. Raise your body back into a “V,” pass the ball from your feet to your hands and return to the start position. That’s one rep