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Hindu Pushup Combo

By Rob Williams · Comments (0)
Friday, January 29th, 2010

Here is in exercise that you can add in at the end of your workout.

I shot this back in the late summer after returning from Florida getting some of my NFL guys ready for their upcoming training camps. After finally getting all of the video organized I finally found this clip. Read More→

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Categories : Law 02 - Mobility, Law 04 - Inertia
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Stick It to Your Triceps

By Rob Williams · Comments (4)
Thursday, January 28th, 2010
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Anatomy of the Triceps

In athletics one of the most important muscles that should be developed are the triceps. The triceps are a muscle group that contain three heads:

  • long head
  • medial head
  • lateral head

If you notice in the picture to the right, the long head of the triceps originates on part of the scapula (shoulder blade). It’s common knowledge that the triceps have the primary responsiblity of extending (straightening) the elbow, but two other functions that are negelected are: Read More→

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Categories : Law 03 - Stability, Law 08 - Restoration
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Open Your Hips for Power

By Rob Williams · Comments (1)
Tuesday, January 19th, 2010

This video is demonstrating the lateral slide squat.

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Categories : Law 02 - Mobility
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Book Review: Bull Strength

By Rob Williams · Comments (1)
Friday, January 15th, 2010

bull-strength-smittyWhen I first started flipping through “Bull Strength” I was quite intrigued by some of the exercises along with the unique name given to the manual by its author Joe Hashey.

Over the past few months I’ve gotten to know J-Hash (as I call him) and when it comes to creativity with training he is one of the most creative. It’s very tempting when training for sport performance to think that you need tons of high priced equipment. Now I do admit that I’ve had the luxury to have access and train with high caliber equipment but the bells and whistles ARE NOT always NEEDED or NECESSARY. Read More→

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Categories : Book Review, Law 03 - Stability, Law 04 - Inertia
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