In this minute of strength Anthony explains how keeping sack in the ropes while training takes confidence.
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Archive: October, 2012
Minute of Strength #275 – Art of Strength – Develop and Discover Course Training Clips
In this Minute of Strength, Anthony Diluglio, whose work has been featured on ESPN, ABC News, and Muscle & Fitness, has spent years teaching this extraordinary program to professionals from the worlds of the NFL, MLB, NBA, NCAA, and more. Now it’s your turn to learn! The course is designed to meet the needs of […]
Read MoreMinute of Strength #274 – Develop and Discover Course Training Clips
In this Minute of Strength, Anthony focuses on our development courses. Tools used in this video: Development Course Training
Read MoreMinute of Strength #273: Workout Trainer Series – XT Single Arm Row
In this Minute of Strength, Anthony demonstrates a workout Trainer Series – XT Single Arm Row.
Read MoreMinute of Strength #272: Workout Trainer Series – Upright Row
In this Minute of Strength, Anthony demonstrates an upright row using the XT handle and a Bulldog Leash.
Read MoreMinute of Strength #271 – Going back to Cali (Flowing the leash in Beverly Hills)
In this Minute of Strength, Anthony shows how you can flow exercises together with a leash for a full body blast
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Minute of Strength #269 – Counterbalance Your Squat
In this edition of Minute of Strength, Anthony teaches the group how to perfect their squat technique, both with using the kettlebell as a counterbalance, and without. This exercise stresses the importance of maintaining proper, controlled back positioning.
Read MoreMinute of Strength #268 – Task-relevant Exercise Cues
In this Minute of Strength, go inside our April development course where Anthony teaches how exercise specific tasks can help you connect the dots to create better technique and form.
Read MoreMinute of Strength #267 – Get Obstacle Fit Row
In this Minute of Strength, Anthony demonstrates the Row. This exercise is perfect for developing the strength and leverage needed for climbing-intensive events.
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