Foundational Movements POP Flashcards

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What is the set-up position for the air squat?

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  • Shoulder-width stance
  • Full extension of hips and knees
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What is the set-up position for the front squat?

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  • Hands outside shoulders
  • Loose fingertip grip on the bar
  • Elbows high (upper arms parallel to ground)

Also as air squat –
* Shoulder-width stance
* Full extension of hips and knees

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What is the set-up position for the overhead squat?

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  • Wide grip on the bar
  • Shoulders push up into the bar
  • Armpits face forward

Also as air squat –
* Shoulder-width stance
* Full extension of hips and knees

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What is the set-up position for the shoulder press?

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  • Hands outside shoulders
  • Full grip on bar
  • Elbows just in front of bar
  • Hip width stance
  • Full extension of hips and knees
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What is the set-up position for the push press?

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Same as shoulder press –
* Hands outside shoulders
* Full grip on bar
* Elbows just in front of bar
* Hip width stance
* Full extension of hips and knees

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What is the set-up position for the push jerk?

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Same as shoulder press –
* Hands outside shoulders
* Full grip on bar
* Elbows just in front of bar
* Hip width stance
* Full extension of hips and knees

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What is the set-up position for the deadlift?

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  • Hip to shoulder-width stance
  • Hands just outside hips
  • Full grip on bar
  • Shoulders over or slightly in front of bar
  • Bar in contact with shin
  • Arms straight
  • Eyes on horizon
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What is the set-up position for the sumo deadlift high pull?

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  • Slightly wider than shoulder-width stance
  • Knees in line with toes
  • Hands inside the legs
  • Full grip on bar
  • Shoulders over or slightly in front of bar
  • Eyes on horizon
  • Arms straight
  • Bar in contact with shin
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What is the set-up position for the medicine ball clean?

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  • Shoulder width stance
  • Knees in line with toes
  • Ball between feet
  • Palms on ball
  • Shoulders over ball
  • Eyes on horizon
  • Arms straight
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Describe the execution of the air squat?

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  • Hips descend back and down
  • Weight in midfoot (heels down)
  • Knees in line with toes
  • Lumbar curve maintained
  • Hip descend lower than knees
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Describe the execution of the front squat?

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  • Maintain front rack position
  • Bar moves over middle of foot (frontal plane)

Also as air squat –
* Hips descend back and down
* Weight in midfoot (heels down)
* Knees in line with toes
* Lumbar curve maintained
* Hip descend lower than knees

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Describe the execution of the overhead squat?

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  • Maintain overhead position
  • Bar moves over middle of foot (frontal plane)

Also as air squat –
* Hips descend back and down
* Weight in midfoot (heels down)
* Knees in line with toes
* Lumbar curve maintained
* Hip descend lower than knees

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Describe the execution of the shoulder press?

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  • Chin moves back
  • Bar moves over middle of foot (frontal plane)
  • Lumbar curve maintained
  • Shoulders press up into bar (active shoulder)
  • Knees and hips remain extended
  • Heels down
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Describe the execution of the push press?

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  • Bar rests on torso
  • Torso remains vertical as knees and hips flex in the dip
  • Fast turnaround from down to up
  • Hips and knees extend, then arms press
  • Heels remain down until hips and knees extend
  • Bar moves over the middle of the foot (frontal plane)
  • Complete at full hip, knee, and arm extension
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Describe the execution of the push jerk?

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  • Bar rests on torso
  • Torso remains vertical as knees and hips flex in the dip
  • Hips and knees extend rapidly, then arms press to drive under the bar
  • Heels stay down until hips and knees extend
  • Bar moves over the middle of the foot
  • Receive the bar in a partial overhead squat
  • Complete at full hip, knee, and arm extension
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Describe the execution of the deadlift?

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  • Lumbar curve maintained
  • Hips and shoulders rise at the same rate until bar clears knee
  • Hips then extend
  • Bar moves over middle of foot
  • Heels down
  • Complete at full hip and knee extension
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Describe the execution of the sumo deadlift high pull?

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  • Lumbar curve maintained
  • Hips and shoulders rise at the same rate until bar clears knee
  • Hips the extend rapidly
  • Heels stay down until hips and legs extend
  • Shoulders shrug, then arms pull
  • Elbows move high and outside
  • Bar moves over middle of foot
  • Complete at full hip and knee extension with bar pulled under the chin
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Describe the execution of the medicine ball clean?

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  • Lumbar curve maintained
  • Hips extend rapidly
  • Shoulders then shrug
  • Heels down until hips and knees extend
  • Arms then pull under to the bottom of a squat
  • Ball stays close to the body
  • Complete at full hip and knee extension with ball in the rack position
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What are 6 common faults for the air squat?

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  • Loss of lumbar curve in flexion
  • Weight in, or shifting to, the toes
  • Not going low enough
  • Initiating with knees so weight is on the toes
  • Knees caving inside the feet
  • Immature squat
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What are 2 common faults for the front squat?

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  • Improper rack position (bar not in contact with torso)
  • Elbows dropping during the squat (bar moves away from frontal plane)

Also as air squat –
* Loss of lumbar curve in flexion
* Weight in, or shifting to, the toes
* Not going low enough
* Initiating with knees so weight is on the toes
* Knees caving inside the feet
* Immature squat

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What are 2 common faults for the overhead squat?

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  • Inactive overhead position (shoulders inactive, elbows bent)
  • Bar moves forward of the frontal plane

Also as air squat –
* Loss of lumbar curve in flexion
* Weight in, or shifting to, the toes
* Not going low enough
* Initiating with knees so weight is on the toes
* Knees caving inside the feet
* Immature squat

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What are 4 common faults for the shoulder press?

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  • Overextending the spine with the ribs sticking out
  • Bar arcs out around the face
  • Bar finishes forward of the frontal plane
  • Elbows are bent or shoulders are not active at finish
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What are 4 common faults for the push press?

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  • Forward inclination of the chest * Muted hip
  • Arms press before the hip extends
  • Pausing at the bottom of the dip

Also as shoulder press –
* Overextending the spine with the ribs sticking out
* Bar arcs out around the face
* Bar finishes forward of the frontal plane
* Elbows are bent or shoulders are not active at finish

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What are 4 common faults for the push jerk?

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  • Lack of full hip extension in the drive
  • Poor active overhead position when receiving
  • Landing too wide
  • Not standing up with the weight before re-racking it

Also as shoulder press & push press –
* Overextending the spine with the ribs sticking out
* Bar arcs out around the face
* Bar finishes forward of the frontal plane
* Elbows are bent or shoulders are not active at finish
* Forward inclination of the chest * Muted hip
* Arms press before the hip extends
* Pausing at the bottom of the dip

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What are 7 common faults for the deadlift?
* Loss of lumbar curve in flexion * Weight in, or shifting to, the toes * Shoulders behind the bar in the setup * Hips do not move back to initiate the descent * Bar loses contact with the legs * Hips rise without the chest * Shoulders rise without the hips
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What are 5 common faults for the sumo deadlift high pull?
* Shoulders shrug or arms bend before the hips extend * Elbows pull low and inside * Moving too slowly (i.e., segmenting the movement) * Incorrect descent (hips flex before the arms extend) * Shoulders roll forward during the pull Also as deadlift -- * Loss of lumbar curve in flexion * Weight in, or shifting to, the toes * Shoulders behind the bar in the setup * Hips do not move back to initiate the descent * Bar loses contact with the legs * Hips rise without the chest * Shoulders rise without the hips
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What are 5 common faults for the medicine ball clean?
* Lack of full hip extension in the drive * Curling the ball * Collapsing in the receiving position * Receiving too high (i.e., power clean then squat) * No pull-under (e.g., tossing the ball up) * Not standing up before lowering the weight Also as deadlift / SDLHP -- * Loss of lumbar curve in flexion * Weight in, or shifting to, the toes * Hips do not move back to initiate the descent * Bar loses contact with the legs * Hips rise without the chest * Shoulders rise without the hips * Shoulders shrug or arms bend before the hips extend * Moving too slowly (i.e., segmenting the movement) * Incorrect descent (hips flex before the arms extend) * Shoulders roll forward during the pull
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What are 5 points of performance for the air squat?
* Lumbar curve maintained * Weight on heels * Move to a depth below parallel * Initiate with the hips moving back * Knees track in line with toes
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What are 2 points of performance for the front squat?
* Front-rack position maintained * Bar stays close to the frontal plane
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What are 2 points of performance for the overhead squat?
* Overhead position maintained * Bar stays close to the frontal plane
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What are 5 points of performance for the shoulder press?
* Lumbar curve maintained * Heels down * Bar stays close to the frontal plane * Move through the full range of motion * Demonstrate active shoulders
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What are 3 points of performance for the push press?
* Move the torso in a straight line * Extend the hips before the arms press * Create a fast turnaround from down to up
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What are 3 points of performance for the push jerk?
* Reach full hip extension in the drive * Receive the bar with locked-out arms * Receive the bar in a sound partial squat
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What are 5 points of performance for the deadlift?
* Lumbar curve maintained * Weight on heels * Bar stays close to the frontal plane and body * Torso angle relatively constant during the initial pull * Demonstrate active shoulders
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What are 2 points of performance for the sumo deadlift high pull?
* Hips extend before the arms pull * Hips extend rapidly
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What are 2 points of performance for the medicine ball clean?
* Reach full hip extension in the drive * Receive the ball in a sound front squat
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What is the L2 teaching progression for the push press?
1. Dip and hold 2. Dip-drive, slow 3. Dip-drive, fast 4. Push press
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What is the L2 teaching progression for the push jerk?
1. Jump and land with hands at sides 2. Jump and land with hands at shoulders 3. Jump and extend the arms after the hips open 4. Push jerk
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What is the L2 teaching progression for the sumo deadlift high pull?
1. Sumo deadlift 2. Sumo deadlift + shrug (slow) 3. Sumo deadlit + shrug (fast) 4. Sumo deadlift high pull
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What is the L2 teaching progression for the medicine ball clean?
1. Deadlift 2. Deadlift-shrug, fast 3. Front squat 4. Pull-under 5. Medicine-ball clean