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12-01-2007, 04:04 PM
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Re: theblackkeys\' \"Starting Strength\" log
Watch the entire video, if you didn't. I remember a couple of gems in there, but it may be that you need to already know to begin with.
Your shoulder blades are 1) pulled back and 2) down and your shoulders are 3) actively pressing 4) up with your 5) head through the window and 6) your elbows will be locked out-- 7) and out. It all works together. "active shoulders" are "in your ears." Well, kinda. Consider the bottom of the pullup. Even though you are at full extension. Your elbows are a bit soft and your shoulders are not relaxed-- even when you hang, to do it safely, you must keep them tense. That is a variation on the same theme of keeping them active. I don't know if this is helping... 
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12-01-2007, 05:06 PM
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Re: theblackkeys\' \"Starting Strength\" log
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Watch the entire video, if you didn't. I remember a couple of gems in there, but it may be that you need to already know to begin with. Your shoulder blades are 1) pulled back and 2) down and your shoulders are 3) actively pressing 4) up with your 5) head through the window and 6) your elbows will be locked out-- 7) and out. It all works together. "active shoulders" are "in your ears." Well, kinda. Consider the bottom of the pullup. Even though you are at full extension. Your elbows are a bit soft and your shoulders are not relaxed-- even when you hang, to do it safely, you must keep them tense. That is a variation on the same theme of keeping them active. I don't know if this is helping... [/ QUOTE ] Yeah, I was actually thinking about the shoulders thing during pullups while I was OHS'ing. I think I'll add a few pounds next time to get a little more feedback on bar position throughout the movement.
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