Medicine Ball Rotational Throw
Back hip drives, arms finish. This is the shot, trained with a ball you can throw as hard as you like.
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The posterior chain is the engine of the stride. A hinge learned with a kettlebell and loaded with a trap bar, single-leg strength, vertical pulling, and a carry that ties it together.
Back off. Fewer sets and lighter loads while the body catches up with three weeks of new work.
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Back hip drives, arms finish. This is the shot, trained with a ball you can throw as hard as you like.
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The same hinge with a bigger load. Push the floor away and stand tall. Week 4 is your first look at it — keep it light.
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Straight down, straight up, front heel down. Bodyweight until both sides look the same, then hold dumbbells.
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Pull the bar to the top of the chest with the elbows driving down. No leaning back to cheat it.
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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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Hips up the whole set. Curl the ball in, then lower it slowly.
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Tall posture, slow steps, shoulders packed. Grip strength is stick strength.
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