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Victory Ropes Power | Strength and Conditioning

Victory Ropes Power | Strength and Conditioning

Published by Trevor Theismann on 22nd Nov 2021

VICTORY ROPES POWER | STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING

The Victory Ropes Power Trainer is designed to build strength in your hips and core leading to a faster start and a more efficient stride length. The combination of activation lunges, partner power turns, and resisted drag sprints will build power off the ground and develop or enhance your stride length. Utilize the anchor straps to create the optimal amount of resistance during each exercise. The Victory Ropes Power Trainer can be combined with Force, Conditioning Doubles, and Warrior Digital Trainers to take your training to the next level.

VICTORY ROPES POWER TRAINING WORKOUT BREAKDOWN

Power Lunges

HURCULES LUNGES

  • RESISTED (4-6 SETS)
  • ACTIVE SETS (8-12 REPS)
  • 1 MIN REST BETWEEN

Power Turns

POWER TURNS

  • RESISTED (4-6 SETS)
  • ACTIVE SETS (15-20 SECS)
  • 1 MIN REST BETWEEN

Power Chest Press

CHEST PRESS

  • RESISTED (3-6 SETS)
  • UNRESISTED (3-6 SETS)
  • 1 MIN REST BETWEEN

Power Single Arm Slam

SINGLE ARM SLAM

  • RESISTED (3-6 SETS)
  • ACTIVE SETS (12-15 REPS)
  • 1 MIN REST BETWEEN

Resisted Sprints

RESISTED SPRINTS

  • RESISTED (8-10 SETS)
  • ACTIVE SETS (20-40 YARDS)
  • 1 MIN REST BETWEEN

KEYS TO SUCCESS

The key to being successful and maximizing results during the Victory Ropes Power workout is utilizing the correct amount of resistance. Each of these dynamic exercises requires proper form. Adding to much resistance will cause your body to move in ways that are not effective for increasing power and speed and risks a set back in training because of an injury. Movements should be controlled but explosive. During the resisted drag sprints the sprinter must maintain proper knee drive and body positioning. Adding more resistance during this exercise will not improve sprint speed. Proper running form must also be maintained.

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