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What is Preparation Drill #1?
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Study Notes
Preparation Drills
- Preparation Drill #1: Bend and Reach, performed in 4 counts slow to enhance flexibility.
- Preparation Drill #2: Rear Lunge, executed in 4 counts slow, beneficial for lower body strength and mobility.
- Preparation Drill #3: High Jumper, carried out in 4 counts at a moderate pace, focusing on explosive strength.
- Preparation Drill #4: Rower, performed slowly in 4 counts to engage the upper body and core.
- Preparation Drill #5: Squat Bender, executed in 4 counts slow, promoting lower body stability and flexibility.
- Preparation Drill #6: Windmill, a 4 count slow drill aimed at improving hip and shoulder mobility.
- Preparation Drill #7: Forward Lunge, executed in 4 counts slow to strengthen legs and enhance balance.
- Preparation Drill #8: Prone Row, performed slowly in 4 counts, targeting back muscles and improving posture.
- Preparation Drill #9: Bent Leg Body Twist, carried out slowly in 4 counts to enhance spinal mobility and core strength.
- Preparation Drill #10: Push-Up, performed in a moderate pace of 4 counts to strengthen upper body muscles.
Conditioning Drills
- Conditioning Drill 1 #1: Power Jump, performed at a moderate pace in 4 counts for explosive leg power.
- Conditioning Drill 1 #2: V-Up, executed in 4 counts moderate for core strengthening.
- Conditioning Drill 1 #3: Mountain Climber, a 4 count moderate exercise promoting cardiovascular endurance and core stability.
- Conditioning Drill 1 #4: Leg Tuck and Twist, executed in 4 counts moderate to engage core and oblique muscles.
- Conditioning Drill 1 #5: Single Leg Push-Up, performed at a moderate pace to challenge upper body strength and balance.
- Conditioning Drill 2 #1: Turn and Lunge, executed slowly in 4 counts for dynamic lower body strength.
- Conditioning Drill 2 #2: Supine Bicycle, performed in 4 counts slow, enhancing core and hip flexor engagement.
- Conditioning Drill 2 #3: Half Jack, carried out at a moderate pace in 4 counts to increase heart rate and improve agility.
- Conditioning Drill 2 #4: Swimmer, executed slowly in 4 counts, promoting shoulder and core strength.
- Conditioning Drill 2 #5: 8 Count Push-Up, performed at a moderate pace covering advanced push-up variations.
Recovery Drills
- Recovery Drill #1: Over Head Arm Pull, held for 20-30 seconds to stretch the upper body and shoulders.
- Recovery Drill #2: Rear Lunge, sustained for 20-30 seconds to aid in hip and leg recovery.
- Recovery Drill #3: Extended Flex, held for 20-30 seconds, focusing on spinal decompression and flexibility.
- Recovery Drill #4: Thigh Stretch, performed for 20-30 seconds to alleviate tightness in the quadriceps.
- Recovery Drill #5: Single Leg Over, maintained for 20-30 seconds to improve hip flexibility and recover from leg workouts.
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Test your knowledge on various preparation drills designed to enhance flexibility, strength, and mobility. This quiz covers ten different exercises, each focusing on specific areas of the body. Perfect for fitness enthusiasts and trainers looking to brush up on their drill techniques.