SKILL TRANSFER – FUNCTIONALLY STRONG FOR FOOTBALL: Where strength collides with football: gain thousands of football-specific repetitions. Increase the quality of explosive strength that enables athletes to stay on blocks or make tackles. Challenge your players to break the stalemate at the line of scrimmage. Get stronger and faster in an absolutely football-specific position year-round. Hit the pad and drive it up the incline. Develop an explosive force that moves opponents, and because the machine is plate-loaded, you can increase resistance as the athletes improve. The Shockwave works the transition zone between hitting a target and moving a target. Increase the quality of explosive strength that enables athletes to stay on blocks or make tackles. The Shockwave can help develop lean athletic players who can play with low pads and leverage and exert force in the desired direction. This is about creating football strength.

PAD ARM LEVERAGES AND PIVOTS UP, DOWN, LEFT, & RIGHT: The pad leverages up (or locks down if you wish) and also, importantly, the pad arm pivots right or left (which can also be locked in place for beginning athletes or rehab). The pivoting arm requires body balance from the player, which in return requires more muscles to fire and thus control the pad. Not just the pad pivots, but the entire arm, which makes a big difference because it makes it much harder for the player. Hitting and driving the Shockwave for reps becomes a total body workout. The kinesiology required of a player to generate power and agility can be learned and enhanced through repetitious use of the Shockwave. The Shockwave is more of a free weight machine than any other leg drive machine. You can add up to 540 lbs. of additional weight to the chassis carrier and add up to 210 lbs. of additional weight to the leverage arm itself (resistance to leveraging the pad). Thus, the Shockwave is adjustable for all levels of play. By inserting the Shockwave into your workout schedule, you will see results on game day.

“Condition the bones, tendons, ligaments, and muscles to withstand and overcome the high forces placed on them in the demands of competition.”