Medicine Ball Rotational Throw
Throw from the back hip, arms last. Low dose, high intent — the shot stays without costing the back.
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A squat and a hamstring lift for the stride, a low dose of power for the shot and the push-off, pressing and upper-back work for the posture a desk takes away, then short shift-length intervals to finish.
A little more load where last week felt easy. Leave two good reps in every set — you have a game this week.
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Throw from the back hip, arms last. Low dose, high intent — the shot stays without costing the back.
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Small and controlled. Stick every landing — this is power you can use on the ice, not a max jump.
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Bell at the chest, elbows inside the knees, as deep as the hips allow with the back flat. Depth grows over the block.
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Hips up the whole set. The hamstring pull is the other way adult seasons end.
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Half-kneeling takes the low back out of it. Squeeze the down-side glute and press straight up.
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Pull to the eyes, thumbs back, squeeze. The antidote to a laptop.
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Hard for the work interval, genuinely easy for the rest. A shift you can repeat beats one heroic one.
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