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Your core consists of many muscles and muscle groups that work to stabilize your spine, shoulder girdle, and pelvis when flexed. Although your core is defined in various ways depending on the source, it typically includes the muscles of your torso, hips, and neck—basically everything but your limbs and head.
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Acquire the appropriate knowledge to help ensure your team’s success in forcing shooters out of position.
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Agility training should play a major role in a yearly conditioning program.
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Games that incorporate quickness skills are a fun way to increase athletes’ motivation and enthusiasm for training. The quickness games in this section also help athletes develop their situational-movement skills and body awareness.
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A team’s offensive and defensive reactions are counters to what the opponent has presented.
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