Anatomical Adaptation - womensrugby.at
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STRENGTH &CONDITIONING<strong>An<strong>at</strong>omical</strong> <strong>Adapt<strong>at</strong>ion</strong>Exercise detailsBridgeKey factors:Video 7• From lying on the back, lift the body off the ground with heels and feet in contact and the upper back in contactwith the ground.• Keep a strong and stable body from shoulder to the knee.• Maintain a braced core throughout the exercise.• Note the video clip shows the player moving onto the heels during the bridge for gre<strong>at</strong>er gluteal activ<strong>at</strong>ion.IRB LEVEL 1 STRENGTH & CONDITIONING5