This makes sense, although I'm unsure what the benefits of doing round back kb swings would be, less power expendure, being able to go heavier, putting more stress on quads?
For a good kb lifter, the force is going from pelvis through elbows. The back can be left rounded if unloaded, as you say.
Simlilarly, on the kb drop, if the weight is caught by the elbow to hip connection, the unloaded back can be rounded at that point, too.
If the back is straight instead, at those times, kb's might separate from body and force or weight transfer through the arms--a momentary hidden tapout.
Thanks for posting.
This makes sense, although I'm unsure what the benefits of doing round back kb swings would be, less power expendure, being able to go heavier, putting more stress on quads?
usbsol 3 years ago
For a good kb lifter, the force is going from pelvis through elbows. The back can be left rounded if unloaded, as you say.
Simlilarly, on the kb drop, if the weight is caught by the elbow to hip connection, the unloaded back can be rounded at that point, too.
If the back is straight instead, at those times, kb's might separate from body and force or weight transfer through the arms--a momentary hidden tapout.
recbo 3 years ago
thx! very helpful
Raphneckone 3 years ago
Thanks Scott, perfect timing, I am going to show this to some people!!!
richbooob 3 years ago