HOW: Begin laying face up on the floor. Roll back and forth, until you have enough momentum for you to deep squat. Make sure that you are balanced prior to dropping back onto your back. You can use momentum with your arms to help...

HOW: Begin laying face up on the floor. Roll back and forth, until you have enough momentum for you to deep squat. Make sure that you are balanced prior to dropping back onto your back. You can use momentum with your arms to help...

HOW: Lay down on an elevated surface like a bench, a couch, or a bed. Bring one leg off and march that leg up as far as you feel comfortable. The lower the surface the more aggressive the stretch will be. Reach back for...

HOW: Start by grabbing two dumbbells of the same weight. Take a step backwards with your left leg and descend into a lung position. Push yourself back up and backward using your back left leg. Then repeat on the right side. The key is...

HOW: Start by grabbing two dumbbells of the same weight. Take a step forward with your left leg and descend into a lung position. Push yourself back up and forward using your front left leg. Then repeat on the right side.   FEEL: You should...

HOW: Follow along with the video.   FEEL: You will feel all the muscles in your legs working to control the landing and descent.   COMPENSATION: Landing Position. Make sure your knees are aligned over your toes. They should not dive inwards on the landing. Your...

HOW: Get a band or cable anchored somewhere between waist and shoulder height. While standing perpendicular to the anchor and holding the handle with both hands, get set-up in a split squat position. While holding this position, press your arms forward away from your...

HOW: Get a band or cable anchored somewhere between waist and shoulder height. While standing perpendicular to the anchor and holding the handle with both hands, press your arms forward away from your chest until your elbows are fully straight. Hold this position as...

This ACL Injury Prevention Program is designed to be used in field sports like soccer, football, rugby, lacrosse, etc.    The program is designed in 3 distinct phases.    Phase I: Dynamic Warm Up Phase II: Foundational Strengthening (Hip/core) Phase III: Movement Coordination/Plyometrics/Cutting   Phase I Setup: 2 rows of 6 parallel cones,...

HOW: Begin in a standing position with your feet about hip-width apart, no more than a foot away from the wall, and your back supported on the wall. Next focus on lowering yourself down as far as you feel comfortable, then pull yourself up...

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