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Ring Pull-up Single Ring

Ring Pull-up Single Ring

Pulling in supination on a single ring makes it easy to isolate pulling mechanics and prevents a clear definition of a pull-up with the contact at the top of each rep.Cues: Start with a supinated grip and a full passive hang Initiate the pull by pulling the depressing...

Goblet Heels Elevated Squat

Goblet Heels Elevated Squat

The goblet heels elevated squat is a quadriceps and knee strengthening exercise. By elevating the heels the forward load is increased without necessitating abnormal ankle flexibility. Adding weight requires and builds more strength in the associated muscles and...

Heels Elevated Squat

Heels Elevated Squat

The heels elevated squat is a quadriceps and knee strengthening exercise. By elevating the heels the forward load is increased without necessitating abnormal ankle flexibility.   Cues: Keep the torso vertical and squat straight down Allow the knees to go forward...

Archer Pull-up – Rings

Archer Pull-up – Rings

The archer pull-up on rings is a unilateral pulling exercise and is a progression towards the one arm chin-up. It takes a lot of strength, but is more accessible than many more advanced exercises. Cues: Start in a full hang Initiate the pull by pulling the depressing...

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