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Original videoSet Position & Joint Angles
Execution of the set position establishing hip height, arm tension, and leg angles in the blocks. Sets, reps, and rest are not specified.
Key points
- Maintain rigid tension through fingertips, arms, shoulders, and upper back
- Push actively against the block pads through calves, hamstrings, and glutes
- Elevate hips so the front leg and torso create approximately a 45-degree angle to the track
- Keep both legs bent like coiled springs rather than locking the front or rear knee straight
Common mistakes
Hips set too low with a flat back, or straightening the rear leg completely without coiled tension.
Sets: 1Rest: 1 minEst. duration: 14 sec
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