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November 27, 2023

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and they move them fast. There are dozens of medicine ball progressions

we want to use lightweight

it means that if you want to increase your power

we need to reinforce them through core training to achieve maximum benefit. Otherwise

we've found ourselves spending more time on general strength attributes. We have seen the results over the last couple off-seasons. Of course

you're probably well aware of the importance of core training

the strength exercises we utilize to help a player improve their shot are the same drills that help improve stride length and speed

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