Integrated Strength Training

Integrated Strength Training

Recommended Frequency:

Every week on Monday, Wednesday, Friday

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You can customize this routine to suit your needs, so anything you don't like, change or skip it!

Warm-up and Activation

Warm-up and Activation

3:00 PM
15m

Begin with a thorough warm-up and activation sequence to prepare your body for the upcoming strength training session. This protocol includes various mobility drills, core activation exercises, and dynamic stretches to prime your neuromuscular system and reduce the risk of injury. 🔥

Integrated Strength Training Session

Integrated Strength Training Session

3:15 PM
60m

This comprehensive strength training session incorporates various exercises and techniques from FRC, PRI, and DNS to help you develop functional strength, core stability, and neuromuscular control. The exercises are designed to challenge your body in multiple planes of motion and improve your overall movement quality. 💪

What You'll Get
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    Improved Mobility
    The dynamic mobility drills and stretches help increase your range of motion, allowing you to move more freely during the strength training session. 🤸‍♀️
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    Core Activation
    By activating your core muscles, you'll be better prepared to maintain proper form and stability during the strength training exercises. 🔥
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    Injury Prevention
    A proper warm-up helps reduce the risk of injury by gradually increasing your body temperature and preparing your muscles and joints for the upcoming workload. 🏥
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    Functional Strength
    The exercises in this session are designed to develop functional strength that translates to better movement quality and performance in daily activities. 💪
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    Core Stability
    By challenging your core stability, you'll improve your ability to maintain proper form and posture during various movements. 🧘‍♀️
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    Neuromuscular Control
    The incorporation of mobility and control drills from FRC, PRI, and DNS helps improve your neuromuscular control and overall movement quality. 🧠
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