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Flexibility for Powerlifters: Hamstrings, Lats, Hip Flexors

Enhance your powerlifting performance by unlocking greater range of motion and reducing injury risk with targeted flexibility training. This course focuses on key…

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173.00
  • Last Updated: May 26, 2025
  • english,arabic

About Course

Enhance your powerlifting performance by unlocking greater range of motion and reducing injury risk with targeted flexibility training. This course focuses on key muscle groups—hamstrings, latissimus dorsi, and hip flexors—to help you squat deeper, pull cleaner, and brace stronger. Through guided mobility drills and dynamic stretches, you’ll build the foundation for safer, more efficient lifts.

 

Benefits of the course

  • – Techniques to mobilize and lengthen tight hamstrings for deeper squats and deadlifts
  • – Dynamic and static stretches tailored to open up the lats for improved bench and overhead positioning
  • – Hip flexor release drills to stabilize the pelvis and protect your lower back
  • – Programming strategies to integrate flexibility work without compromising strength gains
  • – Warm-up and cool-down routines that optimize muscle readiness and recovery
  • – Cues for proper breathing and alignment during each stretch to maximize effectiveness

Course Content

  • Personal Recovery Check-In

Instructor

dsadsa dsadasd
4.89
(9 Ratings)
173.00
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  • Update:May 26, 2025
  • Enrolled1
  • Lectures12
  • Skill LevelIntermediate
  • Languageenglish,arabic
  • Quizzes5
  • Course Duration: 6h 16m

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dsadsa dsadasd

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Requirements

  • – A yoga mat or padded surface
  • – Foam roller and lacrosse ball (or massage ball)
  • – Comfortable athletic wear
  • – Dedicate at least 15 minutes per session
  • – Follow instructions in sequence, and never force a stretch beyond mild discomfort

Target Audience

  • – Competitive powerlifters seeking greater depth and bar path efficiency
  • – Strength athletes looking to prevent common lifting injuries
  • – Coaches who want to add structured mobility into their clients’ routines
  • – Gym enthusiasts aiming to improve overall lifting technique and comfort
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Flexibility for Powerlifters: Hamstrings, Lats, Hip Flexors
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