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Will Plays Pickleball - I'm So Ready For This

jochumstrength
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learning how to do max effort bounds and hops for distance was huge for me, the coordination + power needed to reach forward with the leg and then strike down as hard you can is probably one of the best stimuli one can get

mattsun
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Thankyou Will. You're knowledgeable and honest.

christopherseat
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I thought for sure you were 6' or 6'1. Dunking like that at 5'10 is insane.

KirkSlashEddie
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My favorite is watching your videos and learning weeks of experimentations, though process of of a 3' video.

nobody does this like you in the ftness game

lecrassous
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Hey Will, how would you introduce Plyos for someone who was sedentary for a long time, or just lifted without doing Plyos before?

I'm also heavier (about 280lbs at 6'2") so I'm worried about knees, though I never had knee issues when I was playing Basketball a few years ago at a lighter Bodyweight (230-240 ish).

Like what variations to go from low intensity -> moderate intensity -> high intensity -> max jumps while giving the body/knees enough time to adapt?

batataandshawarmalover
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why dont people want to hear that sprinting is king? what should heavier athletes consider when programming sprints? Thx Will

timesshoota
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What are your thoughts on sled pulls and pushes? Thanks

dannylindmark-qbiy
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Love the video, any idea how to strengthen the tendons, is lifting heavy the best way?

yacadop
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Can you explain rep scheme and progression with these exercises?

christophergaliszewski
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Where do power cleans and power snatches fit into this? I want to improve my power as a grappler

Xavier-wwzy
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You and Alec Enkiri are the two most intense workout guys on media, neither of you two hold back. I feel your pain on not being able to hit a one leg dunk at basketball, I'm 62, 5 foot 7.5 inches, 228 pounds and hardly ever hit the one leg dunk anymore, maybe once a week at

scottpope
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When running sprints at a field with no lines how should I measure distance?

bobbyuthe
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Can good mornings be beneficial for a novice lifter?

Didjf-dyni