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Hamstring SMR uses a foam roller to apply controlled pressure along the back of the thigh. Supporting the body with the hands allows the athlete to adjust how much weight rest...
Read exercise guideHandstand Push-Ups are an advanced vertical pressing exercise performed while inverted. The shoulders provide the main effort while the triceps help extend the elbows. Balance...
Read exercise guideThe Hang Clean begins with the bar held around mid-thigh rather than resting on the floor. The athlete extends the hips, knees, and ankles to accelerate the bar, then moves un...
Read exercise guideThe Below-Knee Hang Clean begins with the bar suspended just below the knees. Compared with a mid-thigh Hang Clean, the longer pull requires more control through the hinge bef...
Read exercise guideThe Hang Snatch begins with a wide grip and the bar held near the hips. The lifter accelerates the bar with the legs and hips, pulls underneath it, and receives it overhead in...
Read exercise guideThe Below-Knee Hang Snatch starts with the bar suspended just below the knees. The longer pulling range adds more demand to the hinge and requires the lifter to keep the bar c...
Read exercise guideThe Hanging Bar Good Morning begins with a barbell suspended from chains or rated straps at the bottom of a hip hinge. The hamstrings and glutes extend the hips to raise the t...
Read exercise guideThe Hanging Leg Raise is an advanced core exercise performed from a pull-up bar. The legs rise toward hip height while the abdominals help control the pelvis and the grip and...
Read exercise guideThe Hanging Pike is an advanced progression beyond the standard Hanging Leg Raise. From a hanging position, the athlete raises the legs much higher toward the bar while contro...
Read exercise guideThe Heaving Snatch Balance begins with the bar across the back of the shoulders. A short dip and drive unload the bar while the athlete quickly descends underneath it and rece...
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