perfect But it's not really caused by the sole repositioning. It's caused by a foot and hip issue. So what happens is when he snatches, his feet are extremely narrow. So do a couple of snatches from the hip turner.
Go ahead. So this is going to drop in more upright. Stronger or stable overhead position. All right, so how we can do that is stand up, sir.
And we're going to take this plank. And we're going to whack it gently between his heels. All right, does everybody come in here? All right, now.
He's going to come up. So it's the older and the widest part of the plate because he's tall and because he's relatively mobile. If something is extremely in-roll, it may start a little further back so they get a little closer and then work their way to the wider part. But Chuck here is a trooper, so we're just going to get it popped.
So he's out there, he's going to go to that position one, and he's going to smash from there. [BLANK_ Alright now as he stays there, you notice his feet are wider, his hips are sitting the edge further, chest is up better, and his shoulders will be able to get in a better overhead position. He's supposed to make a stronger overhead, he'll keep his elbows straighter, and he's going to make more lifts. Alright, first maybe good idea is having him do a squat or two and go, but he was ready for it, alright?
One more time, statue of energy. Now we can slide this pathway out of the way, get nice and personal. Obviously close friends. Alright, never been that close before.
We have an S for one moment, bring our feet in, and I want you to move it out on the catch. You'll see here. He's already wider than he was before we did a little drill. All it took was two reps and now he's ready to rip.
All right. Thanks for helping out. Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you, Cosmic. You're welcome. Thank you, Canada. You cut.
