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Live Q&A: Friday Dec 19, 11:00 EST
To all the Stimulus Matters Podcast listeners - Ryne, Mia, and I will be hosting a live Q&A on this platform next Friday (Dec-19) at 11:00am EST. You can access it through the calendar or by following this link! Hope to see you there! https://www.skool.com/live/fVggBNFCkC9 @Ryne Sullivan @Mia Gianelli
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Wish I could make it! Will it be recorded?
Introducing: The Competitors Course
Team, Most of us learn how to handle competition: the nerves, the travel, the logistics, through trial and error. I’ve always hated that approach. It’s too slow, and the cost of learning is often a wasted season. The Competitors Course is my attempt to end that guesswork. It is a structured path to ensure your hard work actually transfers to the floor. This is the next evolution of the TTT Competitors Manual. It focuses entirely on the variables outside of training: mindset, recovery, travel & logistics, that dictate whether or not you can actually express your fitness on Game Day. I’ve posted the full intro and a rough release schedule in the Private Client Vault.
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Excited to dive into this Kyle!
Snatch / Jerk Overhead Position
Over the last few weeks I've had a couple of questions about "what the scaps should be doing" during overhead pressing / jerks / snatches. Thankfully, Catalyst athletics has done an incredible job explaining this (far better than I could)... but wanted to share it for everyone since it's been a common question recently
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I wonder, I always feel the most stable overhead when I “lift” my shoulders, but this says I should “…squeeze the upper inside edges of the shoulder blades together to create retraction and upward rotation…” According to this video “lifting” or “shrugging” the shoulders reduces the shoulder blades' connection to the ribs. This, in turn, reduces their stability. So I wonder why I might feel the most stable when I lift my shoulders instead of squeezing my shoulder blades together?
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