Train like Olympic wrestler and gold medalist Jordan Burroughs with this RMT® Club workout.
This exercise will give you an immediate carryover effect for improved upper body strength, power, and performance.
We'll break down each size the RMT Club comes in, its benefits, and which sizes we recommend for each individual.
David Weck instructs a young rising track athlete on how to improve stride length, speed, and overall performance with this brand new Coiling Core exercise using the RMT Club.
Learn a new Coiling Core exercise using the RMT Club to build power and functional strength while applying the Head Over Foot Technique.
Experience a number of different ways you can incorporate the RMT Club to build core strength, rotation, balance, coordination, timing and more.
Learn this Double RMT Club exercise incorporating the Double Down Pulse to help you improve your game in any swing sport.
The RMT Club is not a specific swing trainer, but it is an amazing training tool for the swinging sports to build balance and power.
The Coiling Core is at the heart of WeckMethod and it's based on our Head Over Foot Technique to optimize locomotion.
WTA professional tennis player Alexa Glatch incorporates the Head Over Foot Technique, her Coiling Core, and the RMT Club to improve rotational power.
Swinging a club is as old as humanity and the RMT Club is simply a better mousetrap for training.
There are two primary forms of core strength that we want to develop. One is the Bracing Core, two is the Coiling Core.
Experience an advanced version of the Head Over Foot Sidewinder exercise with the RMT Club.
The "Coiling Core Pulse Lunge" with the RMT Club is extremely metabolic, and will leave you feeling as athletic as you've ever felt.
Incorporate side bending into powerful rotation with this all-new RMT Club exercise.
Combine side bending and rotation to develop more core power as you experience Diagonal Circle Swings with the RMT Club.
Learn two versions of this specific exercise to increase the range of motion throughout your body.
Increase your functional strength, coordination, and rotational power with this RMT Club workout known as "Clock Swings."
Get the full length of the lats involved and coordinate a rotary ability from your shoulders down to the floor.
In this video, you'll enhance your upper body strength by improving your pectoral power.
Warm up your shoulder with this functional strength training exercise, the One Handed T&T.
We re-visit the "Windmill" in today's video as we add a unique variation to the exercise.
Engage your core and hip flexors with this RMT Club exercise known as the "Russian Twist."
In today's video, you'll learn another exercise with the RMT Club to build power within your forearm, and strengthen your grip.
In this video, you'll learn how to protract and retract with the club, and really give your shoulder blades, vertebrae, core, and obliques a great workout.
Really improve your hip mobility in this video. Work on your balance, stability, and coordination so that you can move better for when it counts.
In this video, you'll learn a few ways to warm up your body using the RMT Club so that you're better prepared to exercise.
In this video, you'll learn to engage your core to make you stronger, more coordinated, and athletically powerful.
In this video, you'll learn three traveling exercises to improve your non-dominant side performance. You'll use your RMT Club by moving across the floor.
If you don't have that much room to work with, use these exercises with your RMT Club to help with your limited space.
In this exercise, you'll use two RMT Clubs to test your balance, and really put your "glutes" and hamstrings to work.
This exercise will improve your athletic performance by helping you conquer your rotational balance.
Use this stretch to develop better extension in your golf swing to improve your overall distance in your drive.
Use the RMT Club’s “internal shifting weight” in this exercise to develop explosive power leading to better agility, athletic balance, and great conditioning.
Add this RMT Club exercise into your warm up to practice Non-Dominant Side Training®, increase performance, and improve shoulder stability, strength, and coordination for better throwing bench presses, and posture.
This RMT Club training video demonstrates the importance intent. Watch as we show two different variations of an exercise, called the Bailer, and how modifying your intent can change the training effect.
Add this exercise into your routine to improve functional movement efficiency by increasing your rotational ability, coordination, and athletic balance.
This sport specific RMT Club exercise builds lower body strength, better hip mobility, and range of motion in the shoulders so you can improve your bat speed and generate more power through the hitting zone. Check it out here.
Use the RMT Club to improve and build greater rotational power, balance, symmetry and control with the exercise called The Halo Roll.
Overhead Swings with rotation creates a core connection from the hands down to the feet. Add it to your routine to improve athletic balance, rotational power, core strength/stability, speed, and conditioning.
This exercise integrates the dominant and the non-dominant side of the body with a powerful rotational movement pattern designed to build rotational power and improve movement efficiency.
This RMT Club exercise test and improves your upper and lower body coordination while simultaneously building core strength. Click here to watch.
Try this RMT Club functional exercise to train the upper and lower body and the same time while improving the strength, control, and coordination between the two.
The Rattle & Roll using the RMT Club is a powerful exercise to add into your routine to not only train mobility and stability for the shoulders but also build strength in the hands, wrists, and forearms. Give it a try today!
Watch as Giovanni Roselli shares a great RMT Club exercise for improving shoulder mobility, core stability, balance, and coordination between your upper and lower body.
Include this overhead stretch mobility drill using the RMT Club to open up your chest and shoulders while getting that thoracic extension. Great for a warm up to improve your range of motion and help you stand taller throughout the day.
This mobility exercise using the RMT Club not only improves range of motion for your shoulders but also develops non-dominant side strength & coordination by patterning fluid and controlled movements between the dominant and non-dominant side of your body.
Add these two shoulder stability and mobility movements into your dynamic warm up to properly stretch your shoulders, prepare them for heavier loads, and to reduce the risk of injury.
Your golf swing shouldn’t suffer because of poor posture. Use the RMT Club in your golf training to combat rounded shoulders and improve your backswing and mobility.
Use the dynamic feedback of the RMT Club to sync up your movements while improving balance and coordination with this forward club lunge exercise.
Looking to add more power to your baseball swing? Have a go at this RMT Club baseball exercise which focuses on generating more power and drive through the hips for a better swing.
This functional training exercise prepares your body for proper running technique, improves grip strength, and builds endurance for a variety of other activities.
RMT Club exercise that is great not only for baseball but overall fitness. It combines a directional lunge with a diagonal swing to coordinate your entire body, stabilizing your core.
Club Strikes using two RMT Clubs gives the clients the conditioning they want as well as the technique and skill required to move better and with greater efficiency. It’s the best of both worlds!
Open up the shoulders, increase range of motion, reinforce proper weight shift exchange and body alignment in your baseball exercises by using the RMT Club.
Non-Dominant Side Training® focuses on improving the coordination, balance, and symmetry of your non-dominant side. Using the two RMT Clubs, allows you to mimic symmetrical patterns in real time and synchronize those movements.
RMT Club Hockey Swing is cross between a lateral lunge and HIIT exercise. It’s going to build stability in the hips and core while providing a fantastic cardio experience
The result from doing this exercise is instantly better ground-based squats with a stronger range of motion, strength, flexibility and coordination through the base.
This rotational exercise is great for balance and coordination whether your training to perform an air reverse or for staying over your board. Click here to watch...
Fantastic exercise to plug into any routine you’re doing to increase your heart rate, improve your rotational movement capacity, and prepare you to move more athletically
Feeling the weight shift in your swing is imperative to getting the efficiency back into the ball & impact. Using the RMT Club in this golf exercise, helps you feel that load and improve your stability.
An amazing rotational movement that is going to help with building strength, balance, coordination, and symmetry to develop better running, throwing, and hitting skills
Need more extension in your golf swing? This RMT Club exercise is designed to do just that as well as improve your consistency and distance. Click here to watch.
The Surf Stance Figure 8 exercise with the RMT Club is designed to pattern the motions of the frontside & backside turns so you can connect with greater fluidity between your dominant and non-dominant side while surfing
Spiraling Swings with the RMT Club is a total body movement that will challenge your range of motion and with practice, will make your movements more fluid. Click here to watch a video of the exercise.
Golf exercise with the RMT Club used to improve backhand swing by focusing on core stability, lower body strength, and rotational movement training.
The Stringer Strike is a RMT Club surf exercise designed to improve backside turns through positioning, body control, and proper technique.
Heavy Bag Hits with the RMT® Club takes advantage of club's unique design. The soft, flexible club head allows you to strike the heavy bag's malleable surface with full force, creating a high intensity exercise that coordinates the entire body and harnesses the body's rotational potential.
These plank swing throughs with the RMT Club will challenge your coordination, core stability, core strength, shoulder mobility, and more.
This hiit exercise will improve your core mechanics. And the best part? The better you get at it, the more intense it becomes so you'll always continue to improve! Try this challenging exercise today.
A dynamic, skill-based move with the RMT® Club. A great exercise that incorporates upper rotational movement training with a lower body footwork pattern that increases agility
Watch this High Intensity exercise that will improve your hip mobility, challenge your coordination skills, and make your athletic movements more explosive
Hip Hinge with the RMT Club: these balance exercises increase your range of motion so that you can move more explosively through ground based movements.
A great core strengthening exercise that requires you to maintain control over a full range of motion. Click here to watch the video...
Looking for an exercise to improve core and rotational strength? Watch our twist on the ever growing popular exercise: The Russian Twist
Create unification throughout the entire body and build strength with this RMT® Club exercise
A skill-based move with the RMT Club, the TNT challenges the upper body's coordination while simultaneously expanding the thoracic cavity and shoulders, improving posture and mobility. Click here to watch video.
Increase core strength while improving coordination with this high-intensity exercise
Watch as we explain the two key elements of Rotational Movement Training, how it applies to your overall training, and why you should be doing it.
Specific breathing techniques and range of motion movements with the RMT® Club that allow for better squat mechanics.
This drill will promote shoulder health, hip power, and non-dominate side training by unifying your body and shifting weight from left to right.
Rotation is the fundamental essence of human movement. This is the case whether you are rotating your torso to the right and left, walking, running or simply raising your arms.