Reaction Ball Drop
Start in your stance. Partner drops the ball to either side from shoulder height — push and catch it before the second bounce.
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Push, recover, push again. Reaction and footwork while the brain is fresh, lateral power that builds from a shuffle to a hurdle hop, and short, low intervals that train the post-to-post engine.
Consolidate and test: fewer sets, best quality, and a broad jump to measure against week 1. Next stop is the in-season loop.
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Start in your stance. Partner drops the ball to either side from shoulder height — push and catch it before the second bounce.
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Quick, light, quiet. Two feet, alternating, side to side — keep the feet busy.
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Low hurdle, quick feet, square hips. Post to post, over and over.
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Rotate from the hip, not the spine. Hold a rack with one hand until you can own it free.
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Squeeze hard, breathe normally. Boring, and the most protective thing in the session.
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Stay low the whole interval. No slideboard? Shuffle the same intervals in your stance between two lines.
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