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Instagram Live Video Series: SPORTS PERFORMANCE

If you missed a live training session or loved a specific workout, explore our free video library of past Instagram Live themed workout sessions and kick start your fitness at home. We have archived all of our free SPORTS PERFORMANCE training sessions here.

If you are looking to develop your speed and agility, join EXOS Performance Specialist, Coach Julius in these movement skills development training sessions.

5/19 - Deceleration

5/14 Top Speed

5/12 Change of Direction

5/7 Plyos & Acceleration

4/30

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Change of direction day focusing on cross over. - Still working on non reactive drills. But today I wanted to highlight my build to crossover. - My pillar prep, movement prep, and drills should all build up to our movement skill and carry on to our strength work into the gym. - 1?? Crossover marching 2?? Crossover skips 3?? Crossover wall drills 4?? Lateral emphasis plyo’s 5?? Crossover to base 6?? Crossover to Crossover 7?? Crossover reaction/nonreaction - Do you illustrate crossover skills in your sport? - @victoriousr837 I took note and tried to keep that foot close during plyo - Lets continue to stay moving!!! Lets get 1% better each day - #sportsperformance #changeofdirection #crossover #uclahealth #exos #teamexos #BBH #landingmechanics #attacktheground

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4/28

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We all know sport is reactive. The best way to get ready for sport is creating a safe and controlled environment that works on the athletes reaction (time, space, competition). - **We should be practicing social distancing** - Before building up to reaction drills I like to build the foundation with non reaction drills. - Here is some simple non-reaction drills I like using when teaching change of direction. - 1??Shuffle to stick 2??Shuffle to cut 3??Shuffle to Sprint 4??Shuffle to drop step sprint - *all drills was performed with proper warm up before hand.* - Lets stay active team - #teamla #uclahealth #uclasport #teamexos #changeofdirection #deceleration

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4/23

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If you missed today’s movement session. We worked on top speed. Here is a few drills I like to use to help top speed. - Posture, pattern, power - Straight leg shuffle: fast and broad. This allows the athlete/client to understand ground contact. This is important to top speed, hamstring injuries come from over stride which exposes the hamstring. - Step over the ankle, shin,and knee drill. This drill brings out the cyclical movement during top speed. - Put them all together you should feel like “floating on clouds”. - #movement #topspeed #sprint #hometeam #ucla #uclahealth #teamexos

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4/21

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If you missed the 3pm movement session, here is a snippet of what we did. - Today we focused on plyos and acceleration ?? - “Posture, pattern, and power” - Wall drills help with posture and pattern. Learning how to that core engage and allow the movement to come from hips. Also putting us in that 45 degree angle we need for our drive phase. - I also did a lot of marching, skips, bounds (not recorded) working on the pattern for acceleration. - We can deep dive into acceleration but to keep it short and sweet, lets focus: - 45 degree angle (shins/body) - Neutral spine - Piston action (knee drive) - arm swing - low heel recovery - Drills that I find helpful with teaching athletes on how to get in the angles: - Half kneeling starts - falling starts - push up starts ?????‍?? #acceleration #drivephase #sprinters #inglewood #fasttwitch #uclahealth #sportsperformance #letsgetbetter #hometeam #teamla #run #gocrazy #stayathomeworkout

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