Eccentric control
Lowering a load is where shoulders are usually hurt and where control is usually missing.
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Power up, control down — and the pulling to match every press.
Lowering a load is where shoulders are usually hurt and where control is usually missing.
Deltoid pulls the arm up, the cuff pulls it down and in. Lose the second and the first grinds.
Pain is an alarm, not a measure of tissue harm. It can stay switched on long after tissues have healed.
Three couplets · two rounds · twelve minutes · a shoulder that reaches
Dip with the legs, drive the bags overhead, lower slowly to the shoulders.
Easier strict press · Harder heavier
Sitting on the floor, legs straight; press overhead with nothing to lean on.
Easier against a wall · Harder heavier
On your back, soft elbows; open the arms wide to the floor and squeeze back together.
Easier lighter · Harder slower out
Elbows tucked to the ribs; press up and lower until the upper arms touch the floor.
Easier lighter · Harder 3-s lowering
Towel over a high handle; pull the hands down to the chest, elbows driving back.
Easier less tension · Harder kneel further back
Arms straight; pull the towel down to the thighs, keeping the elbows locked.
Easier less tension · Harder pause at the bottom
Each couplet: 60 s scored → the loading set → 10 s to move on. Done at 12:00.