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hongphng67
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Chỗ này ở đâu thế e?
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e đi voiiii
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Why are some people strong at one thing but
Why are some people strong at one thing but "fail" at others? I occasionally see people laughing at bodybuilders supposedly failing at doing muscle ups or even pushups. While these movements don't always look clean, I always think that they can learn them relatively quickly if they want. The foundation of strength and muscle may already be there. Strength is at least somewhat skill specific. That's why if you stop doing a lift for a while, your numbers might drop and then rise rapidly when you start practicing it again. A few potential lessons we can take from this: 1.) Our training should be close to what we want to improve. This can be anything from sport-specific movements to daily functions (think squatting for standing up, step ups for climbing stairs, running for running, etc.) 2.) We can add a few minutes of variations after our main workouts as accessories if we want to maintain a broader variety of skills while still focusing on our primary exercises. Mobility plays a large role here, so try to incorporate a large, full range of motion within at least some exercise. The good news is that, with even small amounts of practice, there's more crossover than we might think. The example I gave of 400lb squats VS one-leg squats - sometimes this can be learned in a few sessions of practice. There are other factors like joint health and mobility, but this is covered under the specificity of training. Sorry if some parts are not as clear as other times. Some parts of our team are sick this time of year, so we tried to do some simpler productions 😅. Still hope this can help. Have a wonderful day! #hybridcalisthenics #homeworkout

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