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The following train is known as the Stringer Strike.
What it is actually going to do is it is going to sample a bottom flip, so we put a few pads down right here and we’ve got a chunk of tape to signify that stringer. Scott’s going to arrange right here like he is browsing on the board.
This is what I need to see in that bottom flip: I actually need to see him be capable to compress his knees, not at his again, so I do not need his again rounded or have him leaning ahead. I actually need to see the compression on the knees and that again arm goes to remain good and low and he will open up towards the wave, again arm comes up excessive, again arm stays good and low and comes again down. So what I’ll have him do is try this flip and contact the deck, go hand on deck.
So now we’ll use the RMT Club to actually sample that movement, put in some weight in that entrance hand. As he does that bottom flip, he will strike the stringer with the membership. You see that putting the stringer retains all the things good and aligned over the stringer. That actually helps you stability that board. Let’s have him strike out entrance, it will throw him out ahead and now you see his physique is out in entrance of the stringer and he is on his toes. Too far again and now you possibly can see he is hurting his knee [here’s a few Knee Strengthening Exercises] and it is actually unhealthy for his ankle in that place. Doing it another time, protecting that again hand good and low, all the things is sweet and aligned.
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