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Task Specific Training - Ring Dips
Task Specific Training - Ring Dips
Go through the following exercises. Rest as needed during and between the different exercises. Form not fatigue focus.
Levels of participation in exercises abbreviated as:
BN = Beginner/Novice
A = advanced
E = Elite
All = Everyone
MB = Matt Bruce only
* When you see the drill in parenthesis after the number that means you do that drill back to back the number of times indicated. Example: 2
sets of 3 (kte -> ttb) would mean do 2 sets of kte, ttb, kte, ttb, kte, ttb
Support swings
(All) 4x10 Static parallel support swings
(All) 4x10 Ring Support Swings
1) Lunging to handstand under control getting your center of gravity over your hands and your torso as close to vertical a you can before you
gently push off of the front lunge leg. Don’t fling yourself up with the back leg. Try to be in control the whole time, not just try and catch
yourself in a handstand.
2) Weight shifts from one hand to another using box or wall for support or free. The idea is to maintain balance and body form and press out
through the shoulders, NOT by using any bend at the elbow. Straight arm pressing out with the shoulder.
3) Practice pirouetting on in a handstand and rolling out of a handstand and/or front rolls. Being able to safely and easily roll out of a
handstand can make you more aggressive and comfortable in handstand walking because you aren't afraid to fall over.
4) Practice walking with perfect hollow body form with a wrist band between your knees and ankles. Remember, if you practice good form
then both good and sloppy but manageable form are easy. If you practice only bad form then bad form is your only option and you regress to
inefficiency.
5) Practice short lengths of handstand walking with speed as a priority.