Introducing the The 1-Leg Box Squat. The 1-Leg Box Squat is a great assessment to check for hip and knee stability.
Bridge Tip: For athletes that struggle with this, start with the box at mid-thigh height. As the athlete improves over time, lower the box height to increase difficulty.
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Exercise 3: 1-Leg Box Squat

The focus of the workout is to go through the Metabolic block (Set 1 + Set 2 + Core) without any rest, with only 30 seconds between rounds. You have the choice of either performing 2 or 3 rounds based on your current fitness level.
As always, d
on't forget to do your flexibility work at the end of the workout to speed up your recovery.
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This week we are introducing our first unilateral exercise progression. A well-rounded program intended to maximize gains will combine both bilateral exercises (split the resistance between two limbs) and unilateral exercises (stressing one limb). The Single-Leg BW Squat progression is a great supplement to your lower-extremity strength exercises like the Back Squat and Front Squat
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Day 5: The Hex Bar Deadlift
Welcome to the final installation of the deadlift progression in the
BridgeAthletic Building Blocks series
. Today we will take on the pinnacle of the Deadlift progression - the Hex Bar Deadlift.
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Day 4: DB Deadlift
Welcome to the fourth day of the BridgeAthletic Building Blocks Progression. Today we are introducing the Dumbbell Deadlift.
Day 3: KB Goblet Squat
Welcome to day 3 of the BridgeAthletic Building Blocks Progression. Today we are introducing the KB Goblet Squat.

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Day 2: Monster Walk Level 1
Welcome to day 2 of the Building Blocks progression powered by BridgeAthletic. Today we will be introducing Monster Walks-Level 1.
Now that you have worked on your flexibility and posture with the Frog Squat, we add external resistane with an ankle band or resistance band. There are a few different placements of the band, but we are going to use the ankle placement for this progression.