@desijohnsonn: Another day in the gym — building, progressing and getting stronger every session. Warm ups are non-negotiable. I combine mine with mobility, drills and activation work to prepare my body and reduce injury risk. Today’s focus: eccentric training. Slow on the way down, explosive on the way up — squats, B-stance RDLs and chin ups. Eccentric training builds strength, muscle control and tendon resilience. For sprint athletes it’s especially important, strong eccentric hamstrings reduce injury risk and improve performance on the track. Slowing movements down and controlling positions is where real progression happens. Drop a comment if you want to know more about any of the exercises ⬇️ Wearing @Oner Active INKY • ENHANCELIFT • S Code ‘DESI’ to save 🤍 #athletetraining #sprinttraining #strengthtraining #eccentrictraining #plyometrictraining