High Bar Training
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- PV Nerd
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High Bar Training
I am working with a group of kids and we are now doing high bar training. Besides Kips, drop kips, kip cast free hips, giants, giants w/ PV legs (straight trail leg w/ knee drive), and knee tuck giants are there any other things I could add? We also have access to rings. I have a quick step drill with swing and a inverted twist push/pull drill, but I would love to hear what others are doing. Any suggestions are welcome.
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agreed. I added a kip cast free hip finish with a release to a half twist into the foam pit. I added a ring drill with a three step swing to invert (straight arm/ straigth leg) finish with a hanging half twist. I am currently only coaching beginners (new job) and I am using the high bar and rings to teach muscle memory for the hips, arms and core on the swing. I have found that it helps in keeping them from pulling their arms in after the plant, as well as helps them to keep a straight trail leg.
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any type of cast on undershoot usually you would need uneven bars to perform this but you could also use a high bar and release into a pit. these drills teach you to learn timing and to get your toes up. also cast handstand pirouettes(pretty advanced) can help you get the feeling of being on top of your pole and then turning. giants are good, but again sort of and advanced skill and grips a lot of times are a good idea. however STRAP BAR..one of the best inventions ever can save your hands and is a good tool for tap swings/ giants/etc. and eliminates alot of fear because you cant fall.
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