HOME SERVICES
hockey sports Boxing Fitness Alpha 68
BLOG CONTACT US
Back
, , ,

Top 4 Ways to Maximize Your Off-Season Lifting Program

Best Personal Trainers and sports performance coaches in south jersey

Top 4 Ways to Maximize Your Off-Season Lifting Program

The off-season is coming…and that means everyone is going to look to get back into the gym and hit some weights again! Although you should of been lifting In-Season too 😉 but thats a different article. Strength training can be a great way to prepare for next season but make sure you are training effectively for maximal performance in your sport but also minimizing your potential for injury! Let’s break down our top 4 ways to maximize your lifts!

Multiple Muscles

By far the best way to improve your lifts this off-season is to make sure you are using as many muscle groups as possible during each lift. This could mean doing more compound exercises or adding in multiple movements into one exercise.

Rotation

The king of movements in sport is rotation! So you better be adding it into your strength training routine. The ability to be strong through rotation will greatly enhance your speed, strength and overall athletic performance! This can be done by rotating the body through space or twisting the torso.

Best Personal Trainers and sports performance coaches in south jersey

Single Leg

Getting strong on each leg individually will be a huge performance booster! Many people don’t realize the discrepancy they have in strength on their right and left leg and it can hinder your game to one side. So you want to ensure you are as strong as possible on each leg individually. This can de done by doing many of the favorite exercises like squats and deadlifts but focusing on each leg individually when training them.

Lateral Movement

Adding side to side movement is essential to maximizing performance in any sport. Cutting and shifting your weight happen every second in every sport so you need to make sure your body is strong in those positions to handle the load placed upon it. Add side to side movement to your squats, lunges, and deadlifts!

Here’s a video of all 4 of these techniques in action!

Have any questions about todays article, our off-season programs or getting a complimentary movement assessment, we’re are always here to help!

 

#unleashthepotential

 

Written by:

Rob Jost – ACE-CPT, NSCA-CPT

Suggested Article: Maximize Your Dumbbell Workouts

Take action… Now!

Training Aspects Personal Training and Sports Performance locations:

Voorhees Flyers Training center.

Ice land hockey rink

The Hollydell ice arena, in the main building.

Recent posts
  • Boxing Training in Voorhees, NJ – Move Look and Feel Powerful
    Boxing Performance, Fit and healthy, Fitness, Fitness, Fitness and Nutrition News in South Jersey area, South Jersey, South Jersey
    Boxing Training in Voorhees, NJ – Move Look and Feel Powerful

    Adult Boxing Training at TA Boxing, Voorhees, NJ At TA Boxing in Voorhees, NJ, our boxing training programs are about much more than throwing hands, slipping punches, working the bags and mitts. It’s about being a part of a community of men and women that train beside you cheering and pumping you up to become…

  • Uncategorized
    in season

    JOIN THE TA FAM UNLEASH THE POTENTIAL IN-SEASON HOCKEY TRAINING A science-based training program designed to help hockey players stay strong, fast, and resilient all season long. ✅ STAY STRONG✅ STAY FAST✅ STAY HEALTHY SEASON: SEPT 1 – FEB 27 JOIN THE TA FAM Choose Your Commitment Train one block at a time, or lock…

  • Do You Lose Muscle on GLP-1s?
    Fit and healthy, Fitness, Fitness and Nutrition News in South Jersey area, Personal trainer tips, South Jersey, Weight Loss
    Do You Lose Muscle on GLP-1s?

    One of the most common concerns people have about taking GLP-1 drugs is fear whether they’ll lose muscle along with body fat. The short answer is it can happen, but it’s also a lot more in your control than you think. Weight loss often includes a combination of body fat, water, and lean tissue. Because…

Subscribe to our newsletter
This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.