Tuesday, July 31st, 2007...12:25 am
Quidditch training, part 2
Often considered a ’seated’ sport, the hips and legs, the powerhouse of athletic pursuit, are often ignored during off-the-broom training. This is why you’ll be a superior player, as your posterior chain and the drive from the hips will help you perform with grace and rock-hard stability simultaneously.

Squats. Heavy. Work up towards a 3 rep max, and then attempt at least two sets at that weight.
Single leg deadlifts. Heavy. 3 sets, 5 reps per leg.
3×5x10. 3 exercises, 5 reps each, for 10 minutes (or 15… or 20, but this combo is tough). Overhead squats/KB swings/buelers. Heavy, a weight that would make 6 reps questionable (this possibly means a two-handed KB swing). See how many times you can power your way through these three exercises in 10 minutes.
Release the tension through some Quidditch Yoga therapy.

Al and her (obviously too light) KB swing.
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