IDEAFit TRX® Suspension Training Techniques for Functional Strength, Core Conditioning and Flexibility by Fraser Quelch

IDEAFit TRX® Suspension Training Techniques for Functional Strength, Core Conditioning and Flexibility by Fraser Quelch

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IDEAFit TRX® Suspension Training Techniques for Functional Strength, Core Conditioning and Flexibility by Fraser Quelch [1 Webrip – 1 mp4]

Firstly, TRX® Suspension Training Techniques for Functional Strength, Core Conditioning, Secondly, Flexibility reviews why some of the most accomplished athletes in the world are using this new and effective training modality to help improve their performance. The DVD explains the basics behind suspension training and offers solutions for anchoring the unit, as well as new exercises for every skill level. The DVD also examines advanced training techniques for integrating other equipment and more complex movements into suspension training. In addition, the DVD provides experiential workouts for suspension training and hands-on case studies involving this unique mode of training.

Video Chapters Chp. 1 Introduction Chp. 2 Setup Chp. 3 Principles of Progression Chp. 4 Exercise Demonstrations Chp. 5 Conclusion

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