Training 2024.2.27
Notes: - Squats still have a tiny buttwink, but look great with a 40 lb kettlebell - Remaining buttwink may be reduced further by focusing on hamstrings - also do the other hamstring exercises, with the ball or slider
Exercises
- Hamstring focused below-floor straight legged deadlifts
- lengthen and strenthen hamstrings
- a stair would work, you can't make it all the way down at first, it will get further over time
- use a kettlebell, tried 40 lbs, maybe 60? can probably do more
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focus on consciously activating the hamstrings, manually de-emphasize the glutes, but still protect the back
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A-frame exercise
- this is for olympic lift mobility
- make an L with your feet, the turned foot extends to a good bit over shoulder width
- lock a kettlebell/dumbbell above your head in the shoulder with a straight elbow
- with the other arm and torso, run the palm down the leg focusing on approaching the out midfoot
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you should not be using muscle to support the kettlebell, it should be locked in the shoulder, focused on increasing mobility
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discussed how to fix imbalance going to the left during my squat
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verify this: lengthen the left outside and right inside, strengthen the left inside and right outside
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Behind the neck snatch press
- attempted with PVC pipe, then 10 kg bar, then 20 kg bar - all good, be careful!
- start with the bar on traps as squat
- bar always stay vertically aligned with the starting position
- head forwards, press the bar straight up
- you should have your back completely locked, holding a pencil back there.
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lower the bar, near the shoulders, dip your body slightly to match velocity and catch the bar with the legs
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Behind the neck snatch press and squat
- attempted with PVC pipe, then 10 kg bar, then 20 kg bar - all good, be careful!
- squat ass to grass
- perform the behind the neck snatch press
- keep your head forwards, almost jammed
- stand up in the extended snatch press position
- return the bar as per behind the neck snatch press