Posts Tagged ‘balance’
Have me as your personal online trainer at myhitechtrainer.com Hey all, Drug Free Bodybuilder/ Raw Power lifter Tuan here with another video. Here you will see me do a crazy combination. Doing a clean and jerk with 95 lbs while balanceing on a balance board. Also, I a gearing up for my first competition of the year. The Real World Bodybuilding and Fitness at UofH. The clean and jerk is one of two olympic weightlifting events (the other being the snatch). It is a highly technical lift that is known as “the king of lifts” because more weight can be lifted above one’s head as compared to any other known weightlifting technique. The clean portion of the lift refers to the lifter explosively pulling the weight from the floor to a racked position across deltoids and clavicles. In early twentieth century weightlifting competitions, a variant movement called the “Continental” (because it was practiced by Germans rather than the British) allowed the lifter to pull the barbell up to his belt, where it could rest. Then with several successive flips, the bar would be moved up the torso until it reached the position for the overhead jerk. The Continental gained a reputation as clumsy, slow, and nonathletic compared to the swift coordinated movement required to lift the bar “clean.” Hence, the clean movement was adopted by the early weightlifting federations as the official movement. The balance board or wobble board is a piece of equipment that has been used for years to train skiers …
Balance training a factor often neglected
Balance is that elusive buzzword that evades most of us in our personal, spiritual, professional and physical lives. In our exercise routines, it’s not only important to find a balance between strength and cardio programs; actual balance training is an important factor that is often neglected.
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These are WARM UPS that should be done prior to attempting a handstand. This tutorial is for beginners that have little to no experience with handstands. In this tutorial of an ongoing series of handstand tutorials, we cover the very basic warm ups, stretches and exercises you should do and be comfortable with before any handstand workouts. Remember warming up is VERY important, especially the wrist. Make sure to subscribe to see the updates on the handstand videos!
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