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Have you ever had an athlete show up early for a workout or game and just STAND there waiting for the session to start? 🤔 I saw this happening ALL the time and it would drive me INSANSE, so I created a solution. . The Pre Speed / Workout / Practice Warm Up is a series of exercises we have compiled in order to target the primary muscle groups used when performing any serious athletic movement. It focuses on the hip, hamstring, glute, and groin in order to help your athletes perform at their best

🌸 Why Pre-Pointe Preparation is Key 🌸 Before stepping into the beauty of pointe shoes, it's crucial to prepare your body for the journey ahead. Pre-pointe exercises are designed to build the strength, stability, and alignment needed to dance on pointe with grace and confidence 🩰✨. By training your feet, ankles, and core, you're not only preventing injuries, but you're also laying the foundation for a more secure and graceful technique. Think of it as setting the stage for your body to shine i

Some important pre-pointe tips for dancers who started late or are beginning lessons after being in and out of lockdown for so long. It is of utmost importance to train a dancer’s feet carefully and gradually. Not all dancers start pointe training at the same age. It takes time and consistency to build good technique. Jumping ahead and going on pointe will cause more harm in the future. Find the full ankle stabilisation and all the other pre-pointe point exercises on www.pbt.dance to be ready wh

Upgrade your forehand accuracy 🎯 Comment “Forehand” for more tips! If you are struggling with generating power and accuracy work on your contact point and extending your hitting zone. ❌ Don’t come off the shot too early, this creates a semi-circular racquet path making timing into the desired direction more difficult. ✅ Use the 3 ball drill to hit through each ball before finishing the stroke, giving you a linear racquet path extending your hitting zone making timing the perfect contact point e