Thanks for the link. Believe it or not, I went home last night and immediately looked it up. Very informative.
I've always made the same observations, but I can't seem to put them to practice while keeping a straight lower back.
I'm limited in how high I can start with my hips based on my inability to get my back straight above a near squat-depth hip position. I believe it's a flexibility problem, because if I keep my hips high, hands on the bar, and try to force my back straight, I end up limited by tightness in my hamstrings and behind my knees.
Thanks for the link. Believe it or not, I went home last night and immediately looked it up. Very informative.
ReplyDeleteI've always made the same observations, but I can't seem to put them to practice while keeping a straight lower back.
I'm limited in how high I can start with my hips based on my inability to get my back straight above a near squat-depth hip position. I believe it's a flexibility problem, because if I keep my hips high, hands on the bar, and try to force my back straight, I end up limited by tightness in my hamstrings and behind my knees.