Coach,
Wold Barbell good mornings be a suitable substitute for loaded arch ups, a a "one man" solution for the FLS/SE 7, 8 and 9 iM?
If so, what would be the adequate loading, since the leverage is different on the Barbell good morning?
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Started by Daniel Canto Figueiredo, February 19, 2014 · 9 Replies · 339 Views
Coach,
Wold Barbell good mornings be a suitable substitute for loaded arch ups, a a "one man" solution for the FLS/SE 7, 8 and 9 iM?
If so, what would be the adequate loading, since the leverage is different on the Barbell good morning?
I'm interested to hear the answer to this, as well.
No.
Yours in Fitness,
Coach Sommer
Coach,
Could you please educate me on the reason why the barbell good morning won't work as a substitute?
I ask you this because to the untrained eye both movements appear seem to be similar.
Thanks
The loads, angles of force and tension on the lower back and hamstrings are completely different.
It is also very easy to perform good mornings incorrectly. By comparison it is much easier to perform weighted archups correctly.
Yours in Fitness,
Coach Sommer
If you need a one man solution to arch ups, you can do them by looping your legs through parallel bars. Standing on the side, legs go over the first bar and anchor under the second bar. Maybe put something soft under your upper thighs if needed, and you're good to go!
Or straps and a table. There are many places to do the arch ups.
Joakim Anderson said:Or straps and a table. There are many places to do the arch ups.
the times I was tested doing them, i would be hanging off the bed of my tundra ![]()
I prefer a picnic table with the bench seat attached to the table ![]()
Elevated bench with feet through stall bars.