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my gym has a cable attachment that has parallel handles exactly the same distance apart as the log. What would be helpful movements with this besides tricep pushdowns and high rows?

Did he skipped last thread because of all the memes.

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REEEE-asking from last thread
>Am I supposed to pull my shoulder blades together whilst squatting and setting up for a squat? Neither the Coan nor the Duffin video mention it but I've heard it from other places.
>Also, how do you guys figure out the right spot for low bar? Is it that less bit of area where the bar will roll forward if you let it go?
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>First
Yes, but make sure you're keeping your rib cage pulled down into a neutral position instead of extension

>Second
Just play around, see what's comfy and stable

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>Yes, but make sure you're keeping your rib cage pulled down into a neutral position instead of extension
This is that emptying your lungs thing Duffin teaches right? It's basically just valsalva + flexing core, right?
>Just play around, see what's comfy and stable
I just found out earlier that my idea of low bar is the having the bar held AGAINST my shoulders instead of ON TOP of them. No wonder I've been having bicep pain I guess.
Thanks Bobby

No, what I'm talking about is avoiding an open scissor
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Oh I gotcha, no lumbar extension (beyond natural) or flexion.

In this case it's moreso about thoracic extension, but that's correct too

>>Am I supposed to pull my shoulder blades together whilst squatting and setting up for a squat?
its not really a pulled together motion. cueing that leads to doing a facepull or some other nonsense and not contracting the lats and erectors together. its a like a lat pulldown. your shoulders aren't whats supposed to be working either.
>I've heard it from other places.
yeah, rippeLOL.
>of area where the bar will roll forward
you should be upright enough that the nat doesn't roll forward. ideally you want to stay as upright as possible. leaning too far foward ends up as a goodmornings
>cage pulled down into a neutral position instead of extension
this is why i think people don't cue shoulder blades. it also does nothing to cue the lats and erectors.
>instead of ON TOP of them.
building an upperback is key to having a good shelf. you should never be holding the bar weight in your hands

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Bobby why are you lying to him?

It literally says in the book running is a different body adaption than running, are you trying to sabotage his progress and potential gains?

3 miles a week isn't going to kill his gains and could be beneficial for his recovery. If he was doing excessive running then I'd argue against it but that little isn't gonna do shit to kill his gains.

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