Stage 1: Setup, Execution, PoP, Faults

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How wide should the stance be for an air squat?

Shoulder-width

Which curve should be maintained while performing an air squat?

Lumbar curve

In a front squat, where should the elbows be positioned?

  • Low to the body
  • High, parallel to the ground (correct)
  • In front of the chest
  • Behind the head

What is a common fault in squat execution?

<p>Weight shifted to toes (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The hips should initiate movement by moving ___ during a squat.

<p>back</p> Signup and view all the answers

What position should the bar be over during an overhead squat?

<p>Middle of the foot</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a primary point of performance in the deadlift?

<p>Lumbar curve maintained (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Where should the bar be in relation to the shins during a deadlift?

<p>In contact</p> Signup and view all the answers

What grip should be used during a shoulder press?

<p>Full grip (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In a push press, heels should remain lifted until hips and knees are extended.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the stance width for a sumo deadlift high pull?

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Flashcards

Air Squat - Primary Point

Maintaining a neutral lumbar spine while descending below parallel, with knees in line with toes and weight in heels.

Front Squat - Primary Point

Maintaining a front rack position, keeping the bar close to the frontal plane, with elbows high and shoulders back.

Overhead Squat - Primary Point

Maintaining a stable overhead position, keeping the bar close to the frontal plane with shoulders pushing up into the bar, and armpits facing forward.

Shoulder Press - Set-up

Hip-width stance, arms extended with elbows slightly in front of the bar, hands just outside shoulders, and a full grip.

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Push Press - Execution

Dip-drive-press, maintaining a vertical torso as hips and knees flex initially before the arms press.

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Deadlift - Execution

Maintaining a neutral spine, hips and shoulders rise simultaneously, then hips extend while the bar moves over the middle of the foot.

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Sumo Deadlift High Pull - Execution

Maintaining a neutral spine, hips and shoulders rise at the same rate until the bar passes the knees, and hips extend rapidly.

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Deadlift - Primary Point

Maintain a neutral spine and weight in the heels; keep the bar close to the body.

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Common Squat Fault

Weight shifting to the toes, failure to go low enough, or knees caving inward.

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Common Press Fault

Inactive overhead position, shoulders not pushing or elbows not extending.

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Common Deadlift Fault

Losing lumbar curve during lift

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Study Notes

Air Squat

  • Shoulder-width stance
  • Full extension at hips and knees
  • Hips descend back and down
  • Lumbar curve maintained
  • Knees in line with toes
  • Hips descend lower than knees
  • Heels down

Front Squat

  • Same set-up as air squat
  • Hands just outside the shoulders
  • Loose, fingertip grip on the bar
  • Elbows high (upper arms parallel to the ground)

Overhead Squat

  • Same set-up as air squat
  • Wide grip on the bar (for a pass-through)
  • Shoulders push up into the bar
  • Armpits face forward

Primary Points of Performance

  • Lumbar curve maintained
  • Weight in heels
  • Move to a depth below parallel
  • Initiate with the hips moving back
  • Knees track in line with toes

Common Faults

  • Loss of lumbar curve in flexion
  • Weight in, or shifting to, the toes
  • Not going low enough
  • Initiating with knees so weight is on the toes
  • Knees caving inside the feet
  • Immature squat

Front Squat Primary Points of Performance

  • Same as air squat plus:
  • Front rack position maintained
  • Bar stays close to the frontal plane

Front Squat Common Faults

  • Same as air squat plus:
  • Improper rack position (bar not in contact with torso)
  • Elbows dropping during the squat (bar moves away from frontal plane)

Overhead Squat Primary Points of Performance

  • Same as air squat plus:
  • Overhead position maintained
  • Bar stays close to the frontal plane

Overhead Squat Common Faults

  • Same as air squat plus:
  • Inactive overhead position (shoulders inactive, elbows bent)
  • Bar moves forward of the frontal plane

Shoulder Press

  • Hip-width stance
  • Full extension at hips and knees
  • Elbows slightly in front of the bar
  • Hands just outside the shoulders
  • Full grip on the bar

Shoulder Press Execution

  • Chin moves back
  • Bar moves over the middle of the foot
  • Spine neutral and legs extended
  • Heels down
  • Shoulders push up into the bar
  • Complete at full arm extension

Push Press

  • Same set-up as shoulder press

Push Press Execution (Dip-Drive-Press)

  • Bar rests on torso
  • Torso remains vertical as hips and knees flex in the dip
  • Hips and legs extend, then arms press
  • Heels remain down until the hips and knees extend
  • Bar moves over the middle of the foot
  • Complete at full hip, knee, and arm extension

Push Press Progression (with PVC)

  • Dip and hold
  • Dip-drive, slow
  • Dip-drive, fast
  • Push press

Push Jerk

  • Same set-up as shoulder press

Push Jerk Execution (Dip-Drive-Press Under-Stand)

  • Bar rests on torso
  • Torso remains vertical as hips and knees flex in the dip
  • Hips and knees extend rapidly, then arms press to drive under the bar
  • Heels stay down until hips and knees extend
  • Bar moves over the middle of the foot
  • Receive the bar in a partial overhead squat
  • Complete at full hip, knee, and arm extension

Deadlift

  • Hip-to-shoulder-width stance
  • Hands just outside hips with a full grip
  • Shoulders over or slightly in front of the bar
  • Bar in contact with the shins
  • Arms straight
  • Eyes on the horizon

Deadlift Execution

  • Lumbar curve maintained
  • Hips and shoulders rise at the same rate until the bar passes the knees
  • Hips then extend
  • Bar moves over the middle of the foot
  • Heels down
  • Complete at full hip and knee extension

Sumo Deadlift High Pull

  • Slightly wider than shoulder-width stance; knees in line with toes
  • Hands inside the legs with a full grip
  • Shoulders over or slightly in front of the bar
  • Bar in contact with the shins
  • Arms straight
  • Eyes on the horizon

Sumo Deadlift High Pull Execution (Deadlift-Shrug-Pull)

  • Lumbar curve maintained
  • Hips and shoulders rise at the same rate until the bar passes the knee
  • Hips then extend rapidly
  • Heels down until the hips and legs extend
  • Shoulders shrug, then the arms pull
  • Elbows move high and outside
  • Bar moves over the middle of the foot
  • Complete at full hip and knee extension with the bar pulled under the chin

Deadlift Primary Points of Performance

  • Lumbar curve maintained
  • Weight in heels
  • Bar stays close to the frontal plane and body
  • Torso angle relatively constant during the initial pull
  • Demonstrate active shoulders

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