IN SEASON TRAINING / FORWARDS

Week 2 · Power & Hip Maintenance

Low-volume, high-intent output work. Jumps and throws to keep the nervous system sharp, then the hamstring and hip work that decides whether you finish the season healthy. One notch heavier. If the schedule has left the legs heavy, drop a set before you drop the weight.

01Warm-Up02Output03Hamstring Insurance04Hip Range & Trunk05Cool-Down
Blocks
5
warm-up to cool-down
Exercises
14
movements
Sets
24
about 39 min
00
Warm-up · 5 exercises
0/ 5 done
A
Straight sets · 2 exercises
6 sets
A1

Box Jump

3 × 3 reps · rest 1:30
0/3

Land quiet and step down. Three crisp sets, no fatigue.

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A2

Medicine Ball Rotational Throw

3 × 5/side · rest 1:15
0/3

Keep the shot sharp. Throw from the back hip, not the arms.

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B
Superset · 2 exercises
5 sets
A1

Single-Leg Romanian Deadlift

3 × 8/side · rest 1:15
0/3

Hips square. Moderate load — this is a health lift in-season, not a strength lift.

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A2

Nordic Hamstring Curl

2 × 5 reps · rest 1:30
0/2

Lower as slowly as you can control. Two sets is genuinely enough in-season.

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C
Superset · 2 exercises
5 sets
A1

Hip CARs

2 × 5/side · rest 45s
0/2

The slowest thing you will do all week, and the reason your hips still move in March.

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A2

Side Plank

3 × 40 s/side · rest 45s
0/3

Hips stacked and lifted. Brace in the frontal plane, because that is where you play.

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CD
Cool-down · 3 exercises
0/ 3 done
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01Week 1 · Strength MaintenanceTwo heavy patterns, one single-leg lift, and the groin work that keeps you available. In and out in forty-five minutes with legs that are still yours on Friday. Load is moderate on purpose — in-season lifting exists to keep what you built, not to make you sore for Friday.02Week 1 · Power & Hip MaintenanceLow-volume, high-intent output work. Jumps and throws to keep the nervous system sharp, then the hamstring and hip work that decides whether you finish the season healthy. Load is moderate on purpose — in-season lifting exists to keep what you built, not to make you sore for Friday.03Week 2 · Strength MaintenanceTwo heavy patterns, one single-leg lift, and the groin work that keeps you available. In and out in forty-five minutes with legs that are still yours on Friday. One notch heavier. If the schedule has left the legs heavy, drop a set before you drop the weight.04Week 3 · Strength MaintenanceTwo heavy patterns, one single-leg lift, and the groin work that keeps you available. In and out in forty-five minutes with legs that are still yours on Friday. The heaviest week of the loop, and still nothing goes to failure. Bar speed is the governor all month.05Week 3 · Power & Hip MaintenanceLow-volume, high-intent output work. Jumps and throws to keep the nervous system sharp, then the hamstring and hip work that decides whether you finish the season healthy. The heaviest week of the loop, and still nothing goes to failure. Bar speed is the governor all month.06Week 4 · Strength MaintenanceTwo heavy patterns, one single-leg lift, and the groin work that keeps you available. In and out in forty-five minutes with legs that are still yours on Friday. Back off, then start the block again at week 1. This loop repeats for as long as the season does.07Week 4 · Power & Hip MaintenanceLow-volume, high-intent output work. Jumps and throws to keep the nervous system sharp, then the hamstring and hip work that decides whether you finish the season healthy. Back off, then start the block again at week 1. This loop repeats for as long as the season does.

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