@yyportne the major difference is that I keep my hips open the whole time and stop flat on the floor here, (knee extension - knee flexion) while a true ghr you would hinge at the hip and flex about 90 degrees then return to neutral and then flex the knee to return, so it goes knee extension - hip flexion - hip extension - knee flexion. if I made it the proper length to hinge my hips around the end of it and raised it up a few feet I guess you could a modified version, but this is good as is
this super machine :), thanks for idea
michael88c 3 months ago
Love it man. One of the only "machines" I advocate the use of. Nice way to make one super cheap. Thank you.
KaelinSaint 4 months ago
@KaelinSaint youre welcome
mwich40 4 months ago
So what exactly is the difference between what you are doing and the actual GHR movement???
Could you modify what you have to be more like an actual GHR machine???
Great vid, thanks!
yyportne 4 months ago
@yyportne the major difference is that I keep my hips open the whole time and stop flat on the floor here, (knee extension - knee flexion) while a true ghr you would hinge at the hip and flex about 90 degrees then return to neutral and then flex the knee to return, so it goes knee extension - hip flexion - hip extension - knee flexion. if I made it the proper length to hinge my hips around the end of it and raised it up a few feet I guess you could a modified version, but this is good as is
mwich40 4 months ago
Great ! I will copy that !
neuro20000 4 months ago
@neuro20000 great
mwich40 4 months ago
Great Video!! Hey Matt do you have the specs for that stackable box jump you have on the right side of the screen???
DeMoNSe3d 4 months ago
@DeMoNSe3d google Greg Everett Jerk Blocks
mwich40 4 months ago