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By: Technical Panel |
Date: 22/03/2006 |
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Jump
up and take an overhand grip on a chinning bar with your hands set about
shoulder width on the bar. Hang your body straight downward from your
hands, and bend your legs about 15 - 20 degrees for the entire movement. |
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Use
abdominal strength to raise your feet forward and upward in a semicircular
arc until they are slightly above the level of your hips. Hold this peak
contracted position for a moment. |
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Slowly
lower back to the starting position. |
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