How Does Hip Anatomy Affect Your Ideal Mechanics?
January 30, 2019
Breaking down hip anatomy, specifically internal and external rotation, and how it may be affecting your mechanics.
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Breaking down hip anatomy, specifically internal and external rotation, and how it may be affecting your mechanics.
Breaking down “muscling up,” why it hurts velocity, and several ways you can address it in your own delivery or with the athletes you coach.
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– Key velocity principles and how to adjust your training based on individual needs.
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