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Bending Stress - Articles
Anxiety: Performance Enhancer or Choke Artist
by
Dr. Rob Dobrenski

Posted
Tue 12 Jan 2010 3:10am
me to choose my own topicso I wrote about anxiety as it relates to performace on the field. Below is an excerpt:
“One of the problems with measuring anxiety’s impact on sports performance is that there isn’t a clear consensus on how to precisely define the term ‘anxiety.’ What some describe as “butterflies in the stomach,” others label
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Deep Knee Bends And Deep Knee Bend Jumps Improve Vertical Jumps
by
Mark D.

Posted
Fri 03 Jul 2009 1:35pm
Deep knee bends and deep knee bend jumps will help improve your vertical jump height.....also, the fastest players often have the highest vertical leaps.
Deep knee bends will strengthen your knees and ligaments around them. Having strong, stable knee structures will influence how high you can jump.
For deep knee bends, make sure that your back is straight
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Video: Don't Just Bend Forward - Open Your Spine!
by
Al S.
Posted
Sun 19 Oct 2008 12:25pm
Opening the Spine in ChiFusion Level 1 is not the typical foward-bending hamstring stretch you might expect. Instead, its purpose is to create a free, well-aligned, mobile spine.
How you start your forward bend can make all the difference in this exercise. This short video discusses how to start your bend so that you reduce spinal compression
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