Trap Bar Deadlift
Heavy and fast — the bar never slows. Thirty seconds, then straight into the jump.
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The summer’s strength, turned into the first three strides. A heavy hinge primes a max-distance jump, a heavy split squat primes a single-leg jump, and the shot gets its own fast work before the groin and trunk finish it.
The hardest conditioning week of the block and the lightest lifting volume. This is the week that decides how the first shifts of camp feel.
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Heavy and fast — the bar never slows. Thirty seconds, then straight into the jump.
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Max distance, stuck landing. The lift wakes the jump up; the jump is what you are training.
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Heavy enough to matter, fast enough to stay crisp. Front shin close to vertical.
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Same stance, now explode. Land soft in the split and reset between reps.
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Back hip drives, arms finish, every throw at full intent. Stop the set when the throws get slower.
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Long lever if you own it, knee on the bench if you do not. Groin pulls cluster in the first weeks of camp — this is the insurance.
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Press out and hold a breath. Resist the rotation — that is the whole exercise.
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