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Tony Reynolds

Tony Reynolds, MS, CSCS, YCS III is one of the most creative strength coaches in the industry. His strength training programs, DVD's, and books are among the most informational you will find. Tony currently serves as the Director of Education and on the Advisory Board for the International Youth Conditioning Association. He also serves as the head Strength and Conditioning Coordinator and as an Assistant Professor of Physical Education for Waldorf College.

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Waldorf College Strength and Conditioning Video 25: Banded Handwalks

My baseball guys doing a banded handwalk circuit around our S&C facility. 

Waldorf College S&C Video 24-Lower Ab Exercise No 1

New twist on an old favorite for the lower abs.  The JS band makes this a screamer!

Waldorf College S&C Video 23-Static JS Row

My baseball guys doing some static band rows.  We did 4 sets of 45 second holds.  FUN!

Waldorf College S&C Video 22: Rotational Stick Press

One of my women wrestlers doing a rotational stick press.  Sorry for the lame name...I did not know what else to call it...and no...that is not me in the video.  It is the ladies head coach.

Waldorf College S&C Video 20-DB Twist and Press

One of my lady wrestlers doing a twisting shoulder press.

Waldorf College S&C Video 19-Overhead Hanging Chain Balance Drill

This is one of my Waldorf College football guys strengthing his ankle post injury.  He has 42lbs of chain added to the bar.  Not much weight until you start swinging it around!...

Waldorf College S&C Video 18-1 Leg Low Pulley RDL

One of our Softball ladies doing a 1 Leg RDL on a low pulley....

Waldorf College S&C Video 17-Reverse Pull 1 Leg Rdl

One of my Waldorf College FB Redshirts cutting his teeth on a reverse pull 1 leg RDL. He starts off a little rough...but gets his groove after a few reps.  ...

Waldorf College S&C Video 16-Barbell Reverse Lunge and Kick

One of my football guys doing some reverse barbell lunges with a kick.  Thanks to Ryan Rizor for this nice little gem of an exercise....