Single Leg Lateral Hop for Distance
The Single Leg Lateral Hop for Distance is a plyometric movement that evaluates single leg maximum power, movement control, and confidence in the frontal plane.
This is a movement that is important for those involved in field sports requiring cutting and jumping in multiple directions. Begin by standing on one leg.
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Seated Medicine Ball Chest Pass for Distance
This test can be performed as part of return to sport testing for throwing athletes or as a performance based measure in gym settings.
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I became a physical therapist because of my personal experience with physical therapy as a high school athlete. I was fortunate to have a therapist who went above and beyond while truly investing in me during my recovery. From then on, I was committed to becoming a physical therapist and making a positive, lasting impact on as many people as possible.
Dead Hangs
The dead hang movement requires increased grip and gross upper body strength, core control, and shoulder stability.
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Single Leg Triple Hop for Distance
The single leg triple hop for distance is a continuous plyometric movement that evaluates single leg power, movement control, and confidence. It is commonly used as part of a return to sport test battery to assess performance between legs.
Single Leg Linear Hop for Distance
The single leg hop for distance is a plyometric movement that evaluates single leg maximum power, movement control, and confidence. It is commonly used as part of a return to sport test battery to assess performance between legs.
Single Leg Snap Down
The snap down exercise can be used as a way to introduce impact and refine eccentric control during rehabilitation. In the fitness setting it can be used as part of a progressive warm up prior to a plyometric session or agility and change of direction training.
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