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Injury Prevention with Evan Longoria
Build Major League Muscle
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Get Yourself Off the Bench
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Tip: Build Strength First, Then Skills
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Tip: Train for Every Challenge
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Tip: Stay On Your Feet, Not In Your Seat
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Tip: Defend Against Wear and Tear
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How to: Build an Infielder's Quickness
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How to: Recover from a Muscle Injury
How to: Build an Infielder's Quickness
Work this Rays drill into your routine 2 or 3 times a week to turbocharge your footwork. "It will improve coordination and lateral movement," says Kevin Barr, the Rays' strength and conditioning coach.
1. Arrange three small cones in a line, each about 1 foot apart.
2. Start with an end cone on your right. Step sideways over the first cone with your right foot, then bring your left over as quickly as possible. Repeat.
3. When you reach the other end cone, touch the ground with only your right foot, and then reverse direction. Go back and forth like this three times.

























