Shallow backswing Kettlebell Double-Arm Hip Hinge Swing

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Status:

Unresolved

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Reported On:

March 12, 2024

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Description:

This issue applies to every rep.

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Common Mistake:

Severity:

Severe (3/4)

Mistake

Not fully bringing the weight all the way back through the legs to where the arms connect with the body.

Solution

Pull the weight all the way to the back and let the arm connect to the body but does not create an impact that causes the kettlebell to bob.

Description

This common mistake applies mostly to swings performed with a hip hinge. For example, a swing that starts from dead on each rep or just the first rep, a clean, or even a snatch.

Here’s a photo of what this looks like. The red area is the space between the arms and body.

Here’s a photo of what it should look like. There is no space between the arms and the body.

The following video(s) cover this common mistake.

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Action

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