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The cable machine can be your secret weapon if you’re serious about tennis-specific strength. Most players see a cable machine and think: “generic gym equipment.” Wrong. Cables create constant tension, force stability at every angle, and let you train in all three planes of motion simultaneously. That’s why elite S&C programs utilize the cable machine. Here’s what makes these five non-negotiable for your training: 1. Lateral Facing Chops in Split Squat Position. - Your forehand power doesn’t come from your arm. It comes from your lower body rotating while your upper body stays stable, then explosively rotating your core. This exercise teaches that sequencing perfectly. Load the hip, rotate the ribcage, decelerate with control. That’s court-to-gym translation. 2. Single Arm Row in Split Squat Stance. - Unilateral lower body + unilateral upper body pull in one movement. Your body has to resist rotation while pulling. That’s exactly what happens during a recovery sprint when you’re pulling yourself back to center court. Single-leg stability + pulling power = tennis athlete. 3. Cable Face Pull. - Your shoulders take a beating in tennis. Serves, overheads, rapid arm deceleration. Face pulls strengthen your rear delts and rotator cuff, the muscles that keep your shoulder healthy when you’re hitting 100+ mph serves. Don’t skip this. 4. Cable Pallof Press + Side Step. - Anti-rotation under load while moving. Your core doesn’t create movement on court, it resists it. This builds that capacity. Each step out, resist the cable’s pull. That’s injury prevention. 5. Cable Side Lunge. - Lateral deceleration with constant tension. Reaching for wide balls requires explosive lateral power AND the ability to absorb force quietly. Cable side lunges train both simultaneously. Five exercises. Full body. Three planes of motion. This is what personalized programming looks like: exercises chosen because they translate to court performance, not because they look good on Instagram. Ready to build a program designed specifically for you? COMMENT CABLE and I’ll send you the details. #tennisexercises #athletictraining #functionaltraining #tennisworkout #tennisfitness
The cable machine can be your secret weapon if you’re serious about tennis-specific strength. Most players see a cable machine and think: “generic gym equipment.” Wrong. Cables create constant tension, force stability at every angle, and let you train in all three planes of motion simultaneously. That’s why elite S&C programs utilize the cable machine. Here’s what makes these five non-negotiable for your training: 1. Lateral Facing Chops in Split Squat Position. - Your forehand power doesn’t come from your arm. It comes from your lower body rotating while your upper body stays stable, then explosively rotating your core. This exercise teaches that sequencing perfectly. Load the hip, rotate the ribcage, decelerate with control. That’s court-to-gym translation. 2. Single Arm Row in Split Squat Stance. - Unilateral lower body + unilateral upper body pull in one movement. Your body has to resist rotation while pulling. That’s exactly what happens during a recovery sprint when you’re pulling yourself back to center court. Single-leg stability + pulling power = tennis athlete. 3. Cable Face Pull. - Your shoulders take a beating in tennis. Serves, overheads, rapid arm deceleration. Face pulls strengthen your rear delts and rotator cuff, the muscles that keep your shoulder healthy when you’re hitting 100+ mph serves. Don’t skip this. 4. Cable Pallof Press + Side Step. - Anti-rotation under load while moving. Your core doesn’t create movement on court, it resists it. This builds that capacity. Each step out, resist the cable’s pull. That’s injury prevention. 5. Cable Side Lunge. - Lateral deceleration with constant tension. Reaching for wide balls requires explosive lateral power AND the ability to absorb force quietly. Cable side lunges train both simultaneously. Five exercises. Full body. Three planes of motion. This is what personalized programming looks like: exercises chosen because they translate to court performance, not because they look good on Instagram. Ready to build a program designed specifically for you? COMMENT CABLE and I’ll send you the details. #tennisexercises #athletictraining #functionaltraining #tennisworkout #tennisfitness
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