AG Support to Manna Progression
SAS push (horizontal)
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6m 48s
THE WHAT:
Progressive tools for developing the strength of straight-arm PUSHING in shoulder extension. On the one side of the progressive scale we begin with the fundamental frame of 'AG Support', whilst on the other we look toward the 'Manna'.
These tools are designed to attend to both the "closed" and "open" angles of the shoulder (the difference is the "depth" of range in extension) so that the full strength-curve of shoulder extension is gradually developed.
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