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Pike Handstand Push-up to Target
Cues: Pike as high as your flexibility allows Actively compress thighs to torso Shift weight forward then down towards target Elbows stay inside Turning hands out slightly can help with keeping elbows in Keep core hollow throughout range of motion Mistakes: Flaring...
Handstand – Wall Facing Balance Drill
Cues: Create vertical alignment from hands through shoulders, hips and feet first Reach tall and out with one foot and strongly engage the core to shift weight more into hands Reach only as far as necessary and do the rest of the work with your body positioning...
Handstand – Slide Away
Cues: Secure handstand alignment against wall Allow shoulders to drift forward to close the shoulder and slide the feet down the wall When you slide far enough the feet will naturally float off the wall It can be helpful to hang out in this planched forward position...
Handstand – Wall Facing Partial Tuck
Cues: Stack hands, shoulders, hips into vertical alignment Keeping pelvis neutral, slightly bend the knees towards the wall Work to keep ribs flat and lumbar spine neutral Mistakes: Allowing the butt to go past the shoulders and out of alignment Anterior tilting of...
Push-up – Bottom Hold
Cues: Lower to 1-2" from ground and hold Keep body in a straight line from shoulders through hips into feet Mistakes: Holding too high Resting legs, or any part of the body on ground Bending through the back Piking the hips up Bending the knees
Push-up – Incline
Cues: Body should be held straight and rigid Lower chest to supporting surface keeping humerus around 45 degrees from body Lock elbows and protract shoulders at top Use a surface you can perform the eccentric and concentric effectively Mistakes: Hips piking back...
KB Bottom’s up Rack Hold
KB Bottom’s up Press – Single Arm
KB Bottom’s up Carry
KB Bottom’s up Floor Press – Single Arm
Prone PVC Rollover – Weighted
Cues: Reach long to elevate the scaps and clear the shoulders first, then raise the stick Use a weight that permits locked elbows and smooth rotation of the shoulders Keep the ribs in and abs tight as you roll over Mistakes: Lifting straight up without first clearing...