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Illustrative example, not a real athlete recording
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180° off vertical
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Illustrative example, not a real athlete recording
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What to fix
Arched back
25° of bend at the hip
Ribs down and squeeze your glutes — think of tucking your pelvis under, not lifting your feet higher.
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Hollow body hold
4 × 20–40s, rest 60s.
On your back, lower back pressed flat into the floor, ribs down, arms by your ears. Lower legs only as far as the back stays flat.
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