Curated Action
Track & Field / Sprinting
Standing Hip Hinge
The person hinges at the hips by pushing the butt back toward the wall while keeping the spine straight and core braced, feeling a hamstring stretch before driving the hips forward.
11 sec0:00 / 0:11
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How to JUMP HIGHER | Repetitive Plyometrics | Vertical Jump Training At HomeCoaching notes
Hinge at the hips by pushing your butt back toward the wall while keeping your spine straight and core braced.
Key points
- Push hips back toward the wall behind you
- Maintain a neutral, straight spine throughout
- Feel a stretch in the hamstrings before driving hips forward
Common mistakes
Rounding the lumbar spine instead of hinging from the hips.
Practice settings
- Sets
- 2
- Reps
- 8 reps
- Rest
- 30 sec
- Est. duration
- 11 sec
PlyometricsHamstringsWarm-Up
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