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"Anyone happen to know what the tug-of-war implement is called?"
"Mallory,
Sorry about the assumptions- I saw "student" on your profile and assumed you were a current athlete transitioning into S&C coaching. Between you and Clete, I could have really shortened the rationale for my opinions. :-)
I'm in a rush, but…"
Sorry about the assumptions- I saw "student" on your profile and assumed you were a current athlete transitioning into S&C coaching. Between you and Clete, I could have really shortened the rationale for my opinions. :-)
I'm in a rush, but…"
"Clete,
I believe for most of our critique, we're on the same page; what you see as an elevation of the traps, I describe as not drawing back the scapula/upper girdle, which I call being "tight" and which occurs after the basic setup but before the…"
I believe for most of our critique, we're on the same page; what you see as an elevation of the traps, I describe as not drawing back the scapula/upper girdle, which I call being "tight" and which occurs after the basic setup but before the…"
"@Clete....
LOL- I would hope that here, in this place of professionals, people can have a mature internet discussion without devolving into stupidities.
Yes, there's a slight hitch in the front end of the lift (Mallory, you start the hips a tad…"
LOL- I would hope that here, in this place of professionals, people can have a mature internet discussion without devolving into stupidities.
Yes, there's a slight hitch in the front end of the lift (Mallory, you start the hips a tad…"
"The bar is fine- with high-level athletes who lift often, body-bar distance (within reason) is a matter of style, not form.
Even if you're off, the inch or two won't make a difference. Now, go pick more weight. :-)"
Even if you're off, the inch or two won't make a difference. Now, go pick more weight. :-)"
