Common Mistake
A common mistake, especially when trying to create more range than flexibility allows, is to bend/round/arch the back. The shoulders come forward and the upper part of the thoracic spine is crunching.
This is not a mistake, nor dangerous if done under the right conditions, but in a hip hinge, this is not part of the exercise’s goals.
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Solution
Keep the back straight by remaining focused during the exercise. Pull the shoulder blades slightly down and together to push the chest out and keep the shoulders back.
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