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My Favorite Exercise Combinations – Installment 3

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Throughout the fitness industry, utilizing med ball exercises has been a large component of increasing force development, improving neurological activation along the speed-strength continuum, not to mention it is just flat out fun to slam a ball. No matter if you are into fat loss, improving athletic development, or gaining muscle, there are benefits for everyone when it comes to […]

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My Favorite Exercise Combinations – Installment 2

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There have been many combinations that have proven to be awesome in times past. Peanut butter and jelly. Rum and coke. However, when it comes to exercise combinations, not many are as potent as deadlifts and kneeling glute mobilizations. Before I digress down the combination, here are a few questions to keep in mind: When is too much mobility ever […]

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My Favorite Programming Sequences: Installment 1

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I’m starting off a new series of exercise programming favorites. This will aim to demonstrate very pragmatic programming choices for how I program for our athletes at Cressey Sports Performance. In my recent post “So… What Do You Do? Part 2” I explained that I have been recently collecting assessment information in order to see where I am pragmatically with […]

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