For example, hip socket anatomy is unique to each individual and this means that some individuals will have greater success squatting with a very
narrow stance while others will be best off squatting with wider stances.
Not exact matches
The split
stance requires you to balance with a
narrow base of support, firing up stabilizing muscles of the hip and trunk
while training your quads, glutes and hamstrings.
Step 2: With a
narrow stance hinge and slightly squat in order to grab the kettlebells
while keeping a straight back.