Nick Tumminello – Secrets of Single Leg Training

Secrets of Single Leg Training set represents the most comprehensive resource on Single Leg Training and Coaching Strategies ever assembled!

Join me as I take you far beyond basic bulgarian split squats, single leg squats & deadlifts, and reveal the single leg training secrets we use in the Performance U training system to help clients & athletes look better and outperform the competition!

What You’ll Learn In Secrets of Single Leg Training?

• The 3 ways to use Single Leg Training, and why every good training program should include all three!
• Why basic bulgarian split squats, single leg squats & deadlifts don’t even scratch the surface of single leg training! And, why just sticking to this moves will severely limit your results!
• Over 50 innovative single leg squat, deadlift & Hybrid Combination exercises: Many new single leg exercise variations for new muscle & performance gains!
• The surprising TRUTH about Pistols squats and Bulgarian Split squats!
• 3 Simple Single Leg Movement Assessments & Improvement exercises: Use these to quickly assess and instantly improve most single leg movement issues.
• My 2 “go-to” tests for lower-body strength imbalances: Use these to quickly find your weak side and adjust your workouts to improve your strength symmetry!
• The most functional Single Leg squat variation you’ve probably NOT using!
• Why our Performance U Hybrid Combination Single Leg exercises may be the BEST form of Single Leg Training!
• The TRUTH about lunges: The new definition of “good form” for lunges that’s much more functional and safer for your knees!
• Creative ways to use dumbbells, barbells, cables/bands and even weighted sleds to enhance your single leg training!
• And, lots more proven Single Leg Training tips & strategies YOU can immediately use to get better results!

About Nick Tumminello

I created Secrets of Single Leg Training because I believe there’s a bit of a gap in how many coaches and trainers use and program single leg exercises.For example, most of us have been taught to start our clients with bi-lateral (two-legged) exercises first and then only progress to single leg exercises after they’ve mastered those.

However, this type of thinking is flawed because it doesn’t take into account that most clients have a stronger side and a weaker side. That means it might actually be better to start them with single leg exercises instead to reduce the asymmetry that bi-lateral exercises can make worse.

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