when should I press my arms to a locked posistion beford the plant.
Is it okay to go to a full press before the plant?
arm press timing
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arm press timing
Age: 16
PR: 11'0'' - 3.35m
PR: 11'0'' - 3.35m
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that is what i though, but i never get good extension, but when you go early it's jabbing but i have seen jabbing work for for 13'
what i workde out earlier is i'll do seven lefts.
1-2 pole upright
2-4 lower pole
5 pole parallel at about head height
6 extension
7 plant/takeoff
what i workde out earlier is i'll do seven lefts.
1-2 pole upright
2-4 lower pole
5 pole parallel at about head height
6 extension
7 plant/takeoff
Age: 16
PR: 11'0'' - 3.35m
PR: 11'0'' - 3.35m
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I'm sure someone else will explain this better, but you should not have full extention before you plant. Your amrs should be pressing out and up at the same time your pole hits the back of the box. On your second to last step (the "penultimate" step) your top arm should be by your ear like you're talking on a phone, and your bottom arm should be around your upper chest/neck in front of you. As you take your takeoff step, press both arms up and out. Try not to lock your bottom arm because that can complicate the swing by causing you to block out. Press witn your bottom arm. Your top arm is the pivit point through the first phase and beginning your swing, so it sould be straight.
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