Trap Bar Deadlift
Heavy and fast. The second the bar slows, the set is done — then thirty seconds and straight into the bound.
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Heavy hinge paired with a lateral bound, lateral single-leg work, and the pulling volume that keeps you winning net-front battles in the third period. Elite dose: one more working set on every lift, jump and interval than the standard block, and longer holds. Bar speed still governs — nothing goes to failure.
Back off, then start the block again at week 1. This loop repeats for as long as the season does.
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Heavy and fast. The second the bar slows, the set is done — then thirty seconds and straight into the bound.
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Push off the outside edge, stick the landing on one leg. The first push of every gap-closing pivot.
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Drive through the whole foot. No pushing off the trailing leg.
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Crisp reps. Nothing here is a test.
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Chest stays on the pad. No body english — the back does all of it.
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The single best insurance policy against a groin pull. Never skipped, all season.
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One side loaded, shoulders dead level. Everything that keeps you square in a battle.
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