what a body line. This is a perfect hollow position.
"And in those simple beautiful movements I remembered what was really important in training; that consistency trumps intensity; all the time. That intensity is born from consistency. That one cannot force it, one has to lay in wait for it, patiently, instinctively, calmly and be ready to grab it when Grace lays it down in front of you."
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170 x 1 x. 11, 175 x 1 185 x 1, 20 kg H2H x 6 x 20 sets band rear delts 3 x 20 standing
This went great. pretty much every set/rep the same. Key mistake is not holding the cross bar spot long enough. If I look up too early bar...
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Wow! I wish I could get that straight without pain.
Ironic;I could and I did and thats what CAUSED so much of my pain. It aint natural.
Until I was in my 30's, it didn't hurt that much. Now I totally agree with you, it's not a natural position (but it sure looks nice in gymnastics). That reminds me, a friend loaned me a copy of your DVD "Restoring Lost Physical Function" and I wanted to tell you that I really enjoyed watching it. I'm doing some of the exercises now, so maybe someday I can get my hips to straighten out and not look so piked on all my skills.
yeah, there are SO many things wrong with that position; from the tucked hips and concave chest to the pointed toes and downward heads. not fundamental athletic positions at all. My problem was doing them while going through my fundamental developmental years. Necessary if one is going to really excell in the sport but so detrimental in the long run.
Glad you liked the dvd!Continually and regularlly assesing your "squareness" will go along way to getting you square plumb and neutral and staying there. It's a process and those old patterns can get stuck deep in there!
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