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Volleyball Training: Build Elite Lateral Quickness & Court Agility Like Overtime Athletes

When most athletes think about volleyball training, they immediately think about vertical jump training.

And yes — your vertical matters.

Being able to elevate higher for blocks, attacks, and rebounds is a game changer. But one of the biggest mistakes volleyball athlet...


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Training for Sports Performance: 3 Things College Athletes Must Do This Summer to Dominate Next Season

A lot of college athletes waste the summer.

They go home, relax, take trips, sleep in, hang out with friends, and treat the offseason like one long vacation. And look — there’s nothing wrong with taking a breath after a long season. Your body and mind need recovery.<...


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The Best Med Ball Exercises for Golf Swing Power and Driving Distance

When most golfers think about increasing driving distance, they immediately think about swing mechanics. And while technique matters, one of the biggest missing pieces for most golfers is the ability to actually produce force and transfer power efficiently through the body.

That’s where rotat...


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Best Shoulder Exercises for Athletes Who Want Serious Upper Body Strength and Power

When most athletes think about building power, they immediately focus on squats, cleans, sprint work, and vertical jump training. But one area that gets overlooked way too often is shoulder strength.

If you play baseball, softball, volleyball, football, basketball, wrestling, o...


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Plyometrics for Speed: Why Faster Athletes Aren’t Built by Sprinting Alone

A lot of athletes think “speed training” means running a bunch of sprints until you’re completely exhausted. Unfortunately, a lot of high school — and even college — programs still train that way.

Conditioning isn’t speed training.

Just because an athlete is tired, sweating, and r...


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