Single Arm DB Push Jerk

The single arm dumbbell push jerk is a full-body power exercise that uses an explosive lower body drive to launch a dumbbell into a locked-out overhead catch position — developing both power production and absorption in a single movement. Learn proper front rack setup, dip-and-drive mechanics, and how to land and absorb the load safely overhead. Program it for three to five sets of three to five reps per arm to build athletic upper body power without a barbell or platform.

Single Arm DB Push Press

The single arm dumbbell push press is a powerful unilateral exercise that combines a lower body dip with an explosive overhead press to build upper body power and improve athletic performance. Learn proper rack position, foot stance, and the dip-drive-punch technique to maximize force transfer through a single arm. Programmed for three to five sets of three to five reps per side, this exercise is ideal for athletes, wrestlers, and anyone serious about developing explosive pressing strength.

Unsupported Hip Airplane

The unsupported hip airplane is a progression of the classic hip airplane drill that builds hip mobility, glute activation, and single-leg stability simultaneously, making it one of the most effective dynamic warm-up exercises for athletes and lifters. By removing external support, this variation forces your foot, ankle, and deep hip stabilizers to work in coordination while your hip rotates through its full range of motion. Add five to ten reps per side before squats, deadlifts, or any athletic activity to prime your hips and feel the difference immediately.

Low Box Lateral Shuffle With Stick

The low box lateral shuffle with stick is a lateral deceleration drill designed to teach athletes how to stop, absorb force, and own a mechanically sound position so they can immediately change direction and reapply power. By emphasizing a deliberate two-to-three-second stick on every rep, this exercise builds the movement patterns athletes need to decelerate cleanly without losing position or wasting time turning to change direction. Learn proper setup, technique, and programming recommendations for integrating this drill into your athletic performance training.

Alternating Bent Over KB Row

The alternating bent over kettlebell row is a full-body integrated pulling exercise that builds upper back strength, grip, and hinge stability simultaneously. Learn proper setup, rowing mechanics, and how the kettlebell’s offset load creates a uniquely effective training stimulus compared to dumbbells. Includes programming guidelines for sets, reps, and smart exercise pairing to get the most out of this movement.