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Unlock Your Potential: Landmine University 1-Hour Workshop January 12 10-11am

Are you ready to take your training to the next level? This workshop, led by Dr. Antonio, is designed to transform how you move, train, and recover. Whether you’re an athlete, coach, or fitness enthusiast, you’ll walk away with innovative tools to maximize performance and prevent injuries. This isn’t just another workout—it’s an opportunity to elevate your understanding of your body and movement mechanics.


What Makes This Workshop Unique?

Dr. Antonio will guide you through the cutting-edge methods of Landmine University, focusing on building rotational power, enhancing mobility, and creating balanced strength. Here’s what you’ll learn:

  1. The Landmark Technique: Harness the power of the landmine barbell to build rotational strength and core stability.

  2. The Wall Stretch: Improve rib cage alignment and thoracic spine mobility, unlocking better rotation and breathing efficiency.

  3. Spinal Engine Theory: Discover how your spine generates powerful, fluid movement by connecting the core, hips, and shoulders.


This hands-on workshop will teach you how to move smarter, protect your joints, and build sustainable strength. With Dr. Antonio’s expertise, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of how to balance mobility and power, setting the foundation for long-term success.


Who Is It For?

This workshop is perfect for individuals seeking a competitive edge, fitness enthusiasts looking to improve their technique, and coaches eager to add valuable tools to their training arsenal.


Limited spots available—secure yours today and train with Dr. Antonio!

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