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This lower body lift is a compliment to the running from part 1. In the weight room we super setted power cleans with squats which means one set of cleans then one set of squats. I do 6 x 6 reps of each lift with a 3 minute rest in between. To me these are the most important lifts for a football player because they help make you a more explosive player.

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  • LOL, for anyone whos saying this isn't a lot, you've obviously never done any powerlifts bc this is a good amount and this isn't something the average guy in the gym can do. he's a FOOTBALL player not a BODYBUILDER, their goal isnt to lift the heaviest weight possible, their goal is to be strong, quick, flexible, quick reflex, and fast.

  • Who are you to tell him what the fuck to do? He is a professional athlete.

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  • I don't know anything about weight lifting. Can someone explain how this doesn't destroy your back? With the squats I can see he is mostly using his legs, but the other exercise looks like it would just kill you. I'm sure I'm missing something.

  • like a boss!

  • @myblackG35 Thank you for understanding this. People see someone who can squat and bench a lot and think they would be good at football. You have to be a great athlete to be good

  • Dang i wish i could power clean that much weight, but for some reason i cant hardly do any weight like that =/

  • it looks as though he was taking it easy that day. i can squat 405 once but cant even get close to that power clean. he was bullshittin

  • lol some of these people think they have the knowledge to tell him what to do, but yet he is the one being paid a shit load of money to do it.

  • @myblackG35 should have said FOOTBALL player not a POWERLIFTER. bodybuilder's don't care about strength either. most of them lift laughable weights for their size.

  • flawless power clean right there

  • ...its kinda suprised me how low the amount of weight he was using, but oh well hes a rlly good NFL TE so yeah lol

  • he may not have the most weight room strength ever, but what he does have is functional strength. as well as speed. his muscles fire fast. moving the most amount of weight isnt necessarily proving anything in the case of an athlete (provided that sport is not powerlifting or olympic lifting)

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