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Looks good. The only difference is that you don't transition the grip. If that works for you, stick with it. I prefer to change the grip and point the thumb in. It feel more natural passing it to the other hand that way. I'd also say, as this is for core work, go wider around the leg, the more work the opposite side has to do.
This helped a bit. I had heard/seen video of you talking about grip before and keeping it loose. I have tried to stay in the habit of keeping an open grip once in the rack and keep it that way through the press back into the rack. I was concerned that my interlacing the fingers when the rack became tiring and the bells wanted to start drifting out on me was a bit of a cheat. Glad to see I'm not the only one to use it to catch a breather.
I am currently trying to master the individual moves before attempting the beginner workout. I was actually looking at the Nudgee as it seemed a bit simpler but I got stuck at the strict press quick switch. Have you tried it yet?
HaHaHa! Wife told me 2 years ago to join a gym! I have found some old injuries I didn't know about, and working thru them. Still working on shoulders, though.
Thanks Conor! And I am feeling it today.
That looks interesting! And tiring.
Hey Troy 👋
@Conor Adair Just few sets of Iron Man without swings 😊
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