Where is the critical angle of attack during the pull of any Olympic or bodyweight lift? I have observed a stall speed from the concentric phase (the angle of attack), which causes the movement to become difficult unless the stall speed is matched with effective aerodynamics and joint angles of the movement. The greatest part of the lift is produced when the critical angle of attack is reached, which in aviation is called the “burble point”. Side note: which can be applied to…
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Coach,
I think the new USAW policy is that you have to be registered 5 days prior to the event. Let me know if you have any other questions