I’ve been doing Bret Contreras stuff I’m sure you are familiar with him this is his signature move. Boom and now I know why my lower back was sore after doing these 3x a week- I kept “plastering” to the bench! Will try to keep spine neutral throughout! I haven’t heard him mention the legs being turned out before will try this. Thanks!!
I love your explanation of certain concepts.For example,I have heard other people talk about hip extension, and I didn’t know what that was. You are the first one so far to explain what hip extension is. (Sorry to any other YouTube video that explains this concept also; I just haven’t come across you yet). Keep up the good work!
Great video but people with weak glutes often have an anterior pelvic tilt. Should we really be stretching our hamstrings and contributing to this?
Do u recomend using lacrosse ball and foam rolling on glutes and hamstrings for a person having anterior pelvic tilt or just foam rolling hip flexors??? My hamstrings and lower back takes the brunt of when glute bridging.
Loving all your videos mate, some good stuff! At 2:36 did you mean Deadlift instead of Leg Press?
Finally a really working method with clear theory!!! Many thanks;)
Awesome tips!
Interesting to hear about rolling out to shut off one’s hamstrings. I’m dealing with anterior femoral glide syndrome at the moment, and I am currently in week two of eliminated squatting and replacing it with a bulgarian squat in an attempt to minimize my hamstring training and focus on my neglected glutes and quads. I have been doing Dimel dead lifts, pull throughs and bridges with my back on the floor, rather than the bench, to attempt to train glutes, but I will certainly add the rolling and stretch as well as the bride with my back on the bench into my programming this week. Thanks
Hey that shutting off hamstring to allow more glute activation tip sounds really informative. Thanks for the tip. My girl wants to work on building her glutes and this May help thanks.
I’ve been doing Bret Contreras stuff I’m sure you are familiar with him
this is his signature move. Boom and now I know why my lower back was sore
after doing these 3x a week- I kept “plastering” to the bench! Will try to
keep spine neutral throughout! I haven’t heard him mention the legs being
turned out before will try this.
Thanks!!
I love your explanation of certain concepts.For example,I have heard other
people talk about hip extension, and I didn’t know what that was. You are
the first one so far to explain what hip extension is. (Sorry to any other
YouTube video that explains this concept also; I just haven’t come across
you yet). Keep up the good work!
Great video but people with weak glutes often have an anterior pelvic tilt.
Should we really be stretching our hamstrings and contributing to this?
Do u recomend using lacrosse ball and foam rolling on glutes and hamstrings
for a person having anterior pelvic tilt or just foam rolling hip flexors???
My hamstrings and lower back takes the brunt of when glute bridging.
Loving all your videos mate, some good stuff! At 2:36 did you mean Deadlift
instead of Leg Press?
Finally a really working method with clear theory!!! Many thanks;)
Awesome tips!
Interesting to hear about rolling out to shut off one’s hamstrings. I’m
dealing with anterior femoral glide syndrome at the moment, and I am
currently in week two of eliminated squatting and replacing it with a
bulgarian squat in an attempt to minimize my hamstring training and focus
on my neglected glutes and quads. I have been doing Dimel dead lifts, pull
throughs and bridges with my back on the floor, rather than the bench, to
attempt to train glutes, but I will certainly add the rolling and stretch
as well as the bride with my back on the bench into my programming this
week. Thanks
Hey that shutting off hamstring to allow more glute activation tip sounds
really informative. Thanks for the tip. My girl wants to work on building
her glutes and this May help thanks.