Dave Carstenson Beach Volleyball Core Ab Exercises Ground I
Dave shows and explains the reverse crunch by using the volleyball and the usual objects found on the beach.
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Dave shows and explains the reverse crunch by using the volleyball and the usual objects found on the beach.
Dave presents the six inch killer that is done with a volleyball, one leg straight up, the other leg six inches of the ground and more.
Dave talks about the cross elbow crunch that concentrates on the upper abs and more.
Dave demonstrates the see-saw-plank. This is an advanced exercise that is not for beginners.
Dave talks about the side plank with a twist. It activates lower back, obliques and more. To view all of Dave Carstenson’s videos – Click Here!
Dave presents the side plank catch. Normally done with two players is like playing catch plus more.
Dave shows the windshield wiper that uses the upper abs, hip flexors and more.
Dave explains the opposite leg opposite arm utilizing lower back, hamstrings and more.
Dave shows the side plank volleyball hold. The movement of the ball makes it difficult and more.
Dave presents the alphabet crunch. This works the legs, abs and more.
Dave talks about the opposite leg opposite arm curl under that utilizes lower back, hamstrings and more.
Dave presents where the TRX was developed, the reverse incline chest press and more.
Dave talks about the reverse incline one arm plank that works on the wingspan, lower back and more.
Dave demonstrates the single legged squat that kicks the leg out side, front and back and more.
Dave presents the plank into Pikes Peak working the lower back and more.
Dave talks about the knee tuck from plank is more for beginners to work on lower back, core and more.
Dave presents plank bicycles that simulates running for cardio and more.
Dave talks about the face up pull in working hamstrings, calves and more.
Dave presents side plank with feet in cradle keeping balance and more.
Dave demonstrates the side plank ball turn that is similar to a stationary ground exercise with the feet elevated and more.
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Dave talks about Russian freezes to be able to move as quickly as possible to the ball and more.
Dave demonstrates two legged Russian leg freezes that are done forwards, backwards and more.
Dave presents the side shuffle with a band exercise that involves two people. The first person doing a side shuffle across the court and the second person holding the first person back. Plus more.
Dave talks about the bands, balls and hop drill that uses two people with the second person providing resistance. Plus the meaning of the name Andor.
Dave demonstrates how to use one leg and cones with resistance in this drill and more.
Adriano presents a warm up drill that includes jumping, one hand digs, footwork and more.
Cross training with Ed Ratledge involves another favorite beach activity, surfing.
Ed’s favorite volleyball warm up drill for the arm includes good ball control for hitting.
This video contains the UCLA volleyball warm up. It is interesting to see how the warm up has changed as the game has change from side out to rally scoring as well as based upon new knowledge in the volleyball calisthenics.
Volleyball calisthenics is one of the most popular and common ways for top college level NCAA teams to warm up yet few if any high school coaches use it in their practices. In this video you will get to see how UCLA uses this warm up technique in their practice.
[groups_non_member group="Membership"]In the last few years volleyball warm ups have changed considerably as the science behind the human body has improved. In this video Andor and Al discuss the changes and how it has affected UCLA volleyball warm up.