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Shoulder 7 Intro:
The Shoulder 7 Intro
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Shoulder 7 #1:
Front Arm Lifts.
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Shoulder 7 #2:
V Ups.
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Shoulder 7 #3:
Chicken Wings
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Shoulder 7 #4:
Goal Post - Arms Together
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Shoulder 7 #5:
Goal Post - Alternating Arms
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Shoulder 7 #6:
Band Internal Rotation Punches: Accelerator
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Shoulder 7 #7:
Band External Rotations Rows: Decelerator
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Youth Strength Training:
Strength training refers to a systematic program of exercise designed to increase an individual’s ability to exert or resist force.
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Young Athletes:
A quick set of exercises that will help with strength and flexibility for your young athletes.
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Overtraining:
Learn about the dangers of overtraining and repetitive use injuries in youth sports.
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Fun Fact:
In 1918 Babe Ruth hit a "home run" with a teammate on first base in the bottom of the ninth inning of a tied game. Under the rules of the day, Ruth was credited with a triple.
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Shoulder 7 Intro: The Shoulder 7 Intro
Shoulder 7 #1: Front Arm Lifts.
Shoulder 7 #2: V Ups.
Shoulder 7 #3: Chicken Wings
Shoulder 7 #4: Goal Post - Arms Together
Shoulder 7 #5: Goal Post - Alternating Arms
Shoulder 7 #6: Band Internal Rotation Punches: Accelerator
Shoulder 7 #7: Band External Rotations Rows: Decelerator
Youth Strength Training: Strength training refers to a systematic program of exercise designed to increase an individual’s ability to exert or resist force.
Young Athletes: A quick set of exercises that will help with strength and flexibility for your young athletes.
Overtraining: Learn about the dangers of overtraining and repetitive use injuries in youth sports.
Fun Fact: In 1918 Babe Ruth hit a "home run" with a teammate on first base in the bottom of the ninth inning of a tied game. Under the rules of the day, Ruth was credited with a triple.
