Hey Eric, thanks for this video. You pretty much answered my last question with your latest video about scapular patterns and being aware of how the lats can override the scapular motions within a throwing pattern or create compensatory patterns in the lordosis, and gh joint. Cheers man.
Eric you know too much and because I don't understand all the terminology you make me scared to do any exercise at all.Ha Come to England and be my coach...I live next to the beach...
The problem is many people will still not have the awareness of their body to watch out for something like hyperlordosis, anterior shoulder glide, etc. To truly avoid form issues and coach the corrections, the "whys" become a lot more important. Cressey is a professional coach first and foremost, so that's why his videos are less in a pop fitness styling.
You are the fkn man brother! Thank you for sharing these golden nuggets of information with us all online! Respect
Great video Eric! Thanks for share your knowledge every time! Silvano, ARGENTINA
This is amazing. Thanks for the info!
Awesome video, lots of great practical info here, thanks for sharing.
Hey Eric, thanks for this video. You pretty much answered my last question with your latest video about scapular patterns and being aware of how the lats can override the scapular motions within a throwing pattern or create compensatory patterns in the lordosis, and gh joint. Cheers man.
Great video eric!
The chin tucked and the glutes and abs tight I understand.I have read in other places that the shoulders are supposed to be pulled down?
Thanks from Ireland.
Detailed solid info
Educational ..thanks
Funny, when doing Chinups I’ve never once thought “I’m just extending my humerus”
thank's from spain
Solid
Eric you know too much and because I don't understand all the terminology you make me scared to do any exercise at all.Ha
Come to England and be my coach...I live next to the beach...
85 non-TMW watchers
it's not even correct? Look at his upper back. It's totally rounded. And the head should be way more back.
So much talking. I'd like to see lots of good movements and less explanation. Seeing is more helpful for me and I think many others.
The problem is many people will still not have the awareness of their body to watch out for something like hyperlordosis, anterior shoulder glide, etc. To truly avoid form issues and coach the corrections, the "whys" become a lot more important. Cressey is a professional coach first and foremost, so that's why his videos are less in a pop fitness styling.