Improve your reaction time, balance, and explosiveness with the same routine coaches use for better athletic performance.

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It’s the holidays and many of us have been slowing down and taking it easy but if you want to get moving Intermountain Health exercise specialist Jeffrey Beck says agility workouts are great for ...