By starting the movement with
a proud chest and shoulders higher than hips you set yourself up for a strong double snatch.
Not exact matches
Other suggestions: spend some time alone with your baby just holding her
and letting her fall asleep on your
chest, which can be incredibly relaxing, talk to your wife even if you are concerned about upsetting her as you are a team, keep in mind that your anxiety is driven by your desire to be a good father - this you
should be
proud of
and not feel guilty about,
and read up on anxiety so you know what you are dealing with (my personal favorite is Dale Carnegie's How To Stop Worrying, a classic).
Press through your hands
and shoulders, lifting your
chest proud.
Turn your
shoulders as far as you can to the left
and, keeping your
proud chest, press the club straight out in front of you to lockout.
Think «
proud chest,» drawing your
shoulder blades back
and down,
and screw your feet into the floor to create tension in your hips.
Draw your
shoulder blades back
and down, thinking «
proud chest.»
Brace your abs
and draw your
shoulders back
and down thinking «
proud chest.»
Get into pushup position with your abs tight
and shoulders drawn back
and down (think «
proud chest»).
Keep your breath controlled
and a
proud chest to avoid the rounding of your
shoulders and compromising your mid back.
Draw your
shoulder blades back
and down (think «
proud chest»),
and begin turning your neck side to side.
Maintain a
proud chest, extended in the thoracic spine,
and keeping the
shoulders from any internal rotation.
You don't want to arch your back, you want to open up the
shoulders and chest while maintaining that same
proud chest posture in the squat.
Think «
proud chest,» drawing your
shoulder blades down
and together,
and row the weight to your side until your upper arm is in line with your torso.
Think «
proud chest,» drawing your
shoulder blades back
and down.
Hold the kettlebell by its horns
and drive your
shoulder blades together
and downward so your
chest is open (think «
proud chest»).
Step 3: Pulling your
shoulders back
and maintaining a wide,
proud chest, focus on bringing your hips back to the wall behind you.
Draw your
shoulder blades together
and down («
proud chest»)
and cast your eyes on a spot on the floor approximately 15 feet in front of you.
Hold one in the rack position — under your chin with your forearm vertical
and shoulders drawn back
and down (think «
proud chest»).