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  • By: coachany Added: 15-01-12
  • Cross Trainer Working Muscles

     

    Quadriceps

    Soleus

    Hip flexors

    Hamstrings

    Latissimus dorsi

    Deltoid’s

    Biceps

    Trapezius

     

    Teaching Points:

     

    For technique positions:

     

    The starting position

    The drive

    The release

    The recovery

     

    Or Legs, Arms, Arms, Legs

     

    Starting position: Secure foot straps around the mid section of the foot to ensure both of the heels are planted on the footplate

     

    Grip: Take a supinated grip, shoulder width apart and wrap fingers around the handles so that you have a relaxed and firm grip. The arms should be made straight but with a slight bend and wrists should be made fixed.

     

    Body position: The lower back should be relaxed but straight and upper back slightly leaning forward. The head should be facing forward with legs fixed with slight give way but not locked.

     

    Acton: Drive with your legs, keeping arms relaxed and fully extended. When legs have nearly reached full extension, use your arms to pull the handle in to the abdomen. As you are fully back try and not lock knees but to keep them slightly flexed.

     

     

    Progression/Adaptations:

     

    Longer warm up 

    Increase intensity level 

    Increase time period

    20 minutes for beginners 

    Active 25 - 30

    Trained 30 - 35

    Well trained 35 - 40



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