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How to Land - Hips Back.
How to Land #07 - Hips Back Parkour Tutorial. [064]
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When it comes to proper movement mechanics, especially if you're looking to build strength or prevent injury, understanding how to engage your core is essential. This tutorial will focus on how to maintain the right body positioning during exercises, specifically emphasizing the importance of activating your core and external obliques. This approach ensures that your lower back is supported and minimizes the risk of strain while allowing for optimal performance.

Start by positioning yourself so that your hips are pushed back, ensuring that your heels are elevated rather than flat on the ground. As you get into this stance, actively engage your abdominal muscles, particularly your external obliques. It's crucial to resist the urge to let your knees drive forward, which can often lead to unnecessary stress on your knees and lower back. Instead, consciously work to keep your knees in line with your toes while focusing on contracting your obliques. If it's challenging initially, that’s perfectly normal! With practice, you'll improve your control and stability.

In summary, prioritizing hip positioning and engaging your core will make a significant difference in your workout routine. By continuously pushing your hips back and activating your external obliques, you not only support your lower back but also enhance the effectiveness of your exercises. Remember, proper form leads to better results and reduced risk of injury, allowing you to stay active and healthy.

Highlights:

  1. Push your hips back and keep your heels elevated to maintain proper positioning.
  2. Actively engage your external obliques to support your lower back and avoid strain.
  3. Focus on keeping your knees in line with your toes to ensure safe and effective movement.
Note: This video summary is generated by AI from the video transcript and may not always be accurate.

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hey guys so as I said in the previous
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video the idea being that we're going to
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push those hips back
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so as you land the heels are up the hips
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are back and you're going to be in this
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position the abs and the obliques
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external but obliques are gonna be the
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ones that you want to be using and
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contracting as hard as you possibly can
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and this means that it's gonna support
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that lower back so instead of letting
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those knees going forwards here I want
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you to push back contract external
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obliques are gonna be the ones that you
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use it's gonna be tough to begin with
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because you're going to want to use
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those quads and push those knees forward
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try and push them back
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hey guys so as I said in the previous

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video the idea being that we're going to

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push those hips back

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so as you land the heels are up the hips

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are back and you're going to be in this

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position the abs and the obliques

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external but obliques are gonna be the

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ones that you want to be using and

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contracting as hard as you possibly can

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and this means that it's gonna support

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that lower back so instead of letting

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those knees going forwards here I want

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you to push back contract external

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obliques are gonna be the ones that you

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use it's gonna be tough to begin with

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because you're going to want to use

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those quads and push those knees forward

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try and push them back