Master The Hip Hinge
Author: Taco Fleur
Publisher: Taco Fleur
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Total Pages: 61
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DOWNLOAD EBOOKWhat is the Hip Hinge? How do You Perform it Correctly? Explained in plain English so everyone can understand it. The hip hinge is a fundamental human movement and extremely important in exercise. It is vital because knowing and performing it correctly will prevent injury and will allow you to work a large portion of the posterior chain muscles with one movement. Also, a lot of important exercises—such as the Kettlebell Swing, the traditional Deadlift, Bent-Over Rows and many more—depend on this movement. The hip hinge is essential for everyday knee and back health. It also rewards you with stretches to your hamstrings. This book will cover every intricate detail of the hip hinge movement, explained and broken down in such a way that everyone can understand it; it’s basic but at the same time advanced. This book is part of the Cavemantraining Kettlebell Training series, it builds up from the most basic and fundamental exercise after which you can progress to the Kettlebell Training Fundamentals, and Kettlebell Swing. Due to the Hip Hinge being such a fundamental movement for every-day life, the precursor to popular exercises like the Conventional Deadlift, CrossFit Clean/Snatch, Bent-Over Row and Kettlebell Swing/Snatch, the movement deserves a book of its own, this is it. This book covers common mistakes, how to correct the hip hinge, how to perform the hip hinge, hip hinge variations, what is lifting with the back, and much more. “No one should progress to exercises like the hip hinge deadlift, bent-over row or the kettlebell swing without fully understanding the hip hinge movement.” ~ Anna Junghans (Gym Owner – Gym Elite) All Cavemantraining books: Master The Hip Hinge (currently viewing) On Amazon, iTunes, or CavemantrainingMaster The Lunge On Amazon, iTunes, or CavemantrainingMaster Kettlebell Grips and Racking On Amazon, iTunes, or CavemantrainingKettlebell Training Fundamentals On Amazon, iTunes, or Cavemantraining Contains the kettlebell grips and racking bookMaster The Kettlebell Clean On Amazon, iTunes, or CavemantrainingMaster The Kettlebell Press On Amazon or CavemantrainingMaster The Kettlebell Swing On Amazon or CavemantrainingKettlebell Workouts And Challenges 1.0 On Amazon, iTunes, or CavemantrainingFlexibility, Mobility, and Strength Without Yoga On Amazon, iTunes, or Cavemantraining “This publication is a great asset for fitness enthusiasts. It covers an under-appreciated yet vital element in functional movement, the hip hinge. I’m glad I got the opportunity to help contribute to this important topic. I hope you find it useful and informative and, most importantly, incorporate this valuable information into your fitness routine.” ~ Derek Fronczak (NESTA Certified Personal Fitness Trainer and Functional Training specialist) “You are doing a great service to people who are new to kettlebells and fitness in general. Breaks my heart when I see a large class using their upper body to move kettlebells with the kettlebell swing.” ~ Tony Gomez “The hip hinge is one of the fundamental movement patterns for human beings and Taco Fleur has provided a guide to help the reader own the movement. Broken down into component parts, with definitions and videos, this little ebook is big on performing the hip hinge correctly. It is sure to become a valuable addition to your reference library.” ~ Wendy Chappell Table of Contents What is the Hip Hinge? How do You Perform it Correctly? DefinitionsWhat is it?What is it not?ConfusionDaily Life ApplicationsExercise ApplicationsRequirementsWhat are Hips?What is a Hinge?Cavemantraining definition of the Hip HingePosterior ChainResistanceDynamic vs StaticMusclesMuscle Groups WorkedMain Muscle TargetsSynergists and StabilizersDetails— Gluteal muscle group— Gluteus maximus— Hamstring muscle group— Semitendinosus muscle (part of the hamstring muscle group)— Semimembranosus muscle (part of the hamstring muscle group)— Biceps femoris muscle (part of the hamstring muscle group)— Erector spinae musclesHip flexorsHip extensorsThe Hip Hinge Four Phase Movement PatternHip Hinge DrillsCorrectionsBack Aches and PainsSupercharge your WeightliftingCuesWhat is “Pulling Yourself Down”?Hip Hinge Variations— Conventional Hip Hinge— Straight-Legged Hip Hinge— Conventional One-Legged Hip Hinge— Straight One-Legged Hip Hinge— Staggered Hip HingeIncorrect Muscle EngagementCommon mistakesHip MobilityBecome certifiedWhat do you think? Seriously! What do you think?Additional material
