Reaction Ball Drop
Start in your stance. Partner drops the ball to either side — or bounce it off a wall — and catch it before the second bounce.
Sign in to log weights and reps for this block.
A scramble is a read, a push, a recovery and another push. Hand-eye work while the brain is fresh, quick lateral feet, then intervals shaped like a goal-mouth scramble rather than a skater’s shift.
Taper into camp. Volume roughly halves, intensity stays, and you walk in fresh. Test nothing this week — camp is the test.
Signing in starts the session clock, keeps your weights and reps as you go, restores an unfinished draft, repeats last week’s numbers in one tap, and saves the workout to your history.
Start in your stance. Partner drops the ball to either side — or bounce it off a wall — and catch it before the second bounce.
Sign in to log weights and reps for this block.
Low hurdle, quick feet, square hips. Post to post, over and over.
Sign in to log weights and reps for this block.
Short and low: push, recover, push. No slideboard? Shuffle the same intervals in your stance between two lines.
Sign in to log weights and reps for this block.
Rotate from the hip, not the spine. Slow and owned.
Sign in to log weights and reps for this block.
Active range, not passive. If you cannot lift it, you do not own it.
Sign in to log weights and reps for this block.
Track this session
A free account times the session, keeps your weights and reps as you go, repeats last week’s numbers in one tap, and saves the workout to your history.