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plyometrics
(redirected from Shock training)

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plyometrics,
bounding or high-velocity exercise that entails eccentric and rapid concentric contractions, such as jumping or weighted ball throwing and catching. Also called plyometric training.


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THE Kennel Club is alerting the public to the imminent launch of the Assembly Government's second consultation to ban the use of electric shock training devices for dogs, including collars, mats and leads, in Wales.
The first few times I came into the Scotland squad I'd look around and see players from the Premiership and it was a bit of a culture shock training with the likes of Ferguson and Fletcher.
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