Pelvic stability helps sprinters absorb, store, and release energy faster while running, resulting in shorter ground contact times and longer stride lengths. Coaches Gabriel Mvumvure and Kim Goss present a case for using single-leg squats to improve pelvic stability and provide exercises and workouts for this modest solution.
How Stability Impacts Speed (and 4 Single-Leg Workouts to Improve
The Fall and Rise of the Bulgarian Lunge
The Fall and Rise of the Bulgarian Lunge
How Stability Impacts Speed (and 4 Single-Leg Workouts to Improve
The Fall and Rise of the Bulgarian Lunge
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How Stability Impacts Speed (and 4 Single-Leg Workouts to Improve
The Fall and Rise of the Bulgarian Lunge
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