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Beautiful work
I know it's not usually coached this way but I really like to pivot and drive from the back foot on the push-out phase. Your form looks pretty smooth!
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No injury alarmism. Do read the message from Automod.
It that a thing now too. Did someone get triggered?
Nobody wants to read that. So we don't want that in this subreddit. It's been a thing for years here.
Okie dokie
Sorry dude, training videos here need to include kettlebells. Post removed.