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“ Brake - Plant - Separate” the fundamental model for all changes of direction. Check out Lauren Greaves as she takes Manchester United performance and medical team through a braking (transition) exercise. Simple version , with low to medium load from the bands. To ramp this up we use...

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HENRY MATOS VEJARANOvor 1 Jahr

@laurengreaves00 @ManUtd Veo una forma de ejercicio. La forma de sembrar al oponente que te sigue en una direccion a gran velocidad y al llevar el balon hacia atras y girar rapidamente cambiando de direccion se mantiene aun posesion del balon desacelerando.

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Ashmanvor 1 Jahr

@laurengreaves00 @ManUtd What do you cue athletes to do differently on the plant vs brake step? Like do you say on plant step to put your foot out in front of you to create a braking force, and then on the plant to get the hips low?

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Alexander Radnevvor 1 Jahr

@laurengreaves00 @ManUtd These exercises are quite interesting. You'll never see someone doing them in the gym. So thanks for sharing!

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