How to Hip Hinge! (deadlift the PROPER way) | Movement Pattern

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  • Опубликовано: 1 мар 2022
  • In this #shorts video I'll show you correct hip hinge form and technique, describe the muscles used, and show some examples of different exercises that use the hip hinge movement pattern (like the deadlift and Romanian deadlift)
    The 7 fundamental human movement patterns that I teach all my students are the: squat, hinge, lunge, push, pull, brace, and locomotion. We'll take a deep dive into the correct exercise technique, joint movements performed, muscles used during each of these basic movement patterns.
    For the full 20+ minute video packed with knowledge, head over here: • The 7 Fundamental Move...
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Комментарии • 9

  • @DrJacobGoodin
    @DrJacobGoodin  2 года назад +1

    For the full 20+ minute video packed with knowledge about all 7 movement patterns, head over here: ruclips.net/video/J8YaoUpH-qg/видео.html
    The 7 fundamental human movement patterns that I teach all my students are the: squat, hinge, lunge, push, pull, brace, and locomotion. We'll take a deep dive into the correct exercise technique, joint movements performed, muscles used during each of these basic movement patterns.
    💪🏽 Dr. Goodin

  • @tsalazar0020
    @tsalazar0020 2 года назад +1

    I was unaware of how many different aspects go into each movement. It is very interesting to learn about this in a breakdown of each workout.

  • @loganmanning2400
    @loganmanning2400 2 года назад

    Thinking about pushing down on the floor and the imaginary wall helped me understand this more. Thank you

  • @dimitricarrion105
    @dimitricarrion105 2 года назад

    I liked the tip of pushing chest down to the floor

  • @peytonyoshida7500
    @peytonyoshida7500 2 года назад

    Thinking about pushing down through the floor and butt back helped me in the weight room!

  • @karlito528
    @karlito528 9 месяцев назад

    Dr. Goodin making that 405 look easy 👀

  • @amandahoward7775
    @amandahoward7775 2 года назад

    so helpful!

  • @tylerbarnhill78
    @tylerbarnhill78 2 года назад

    This is helpful!

  • @nathanfernandez1568
    @nathanfernandez1568 2 года назад

    I have had previous experiences in the weight room with hip hinges and I realize that I need to focus on having my hips and glutes as leverage instead of using my arms and shoulders to pull up the bar