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A1) Triphasic Goblet squat
A2) Start stop SA swing
A3) “Hurdle” jump
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Triphasic goblet squat allows the athlete to practice the eccentric phase of a movement where we absorb energy. The isometric phase where we come to a complete stop before re-accelerating (arguably the most important phase). Finally the concentric phase where we focus on acceleration and moving fast!
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Start stop swings focuses on explosiveness. The athlete has to quickly produce force to move the kettlebell and control it back down to the starting position.
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“Hurdle” Jump forces the athlete to focus on landing. Here we are trying to land with our heels off the ground. This is a lot harder than it looks but the athletes who can land with their heels off the ground can change direction the fastest.
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