Mobility Skills
Started by vannybute, November 6, 2015 · 3 Replies · 1,368 Views
Basically looks good.
Your son has a large carrying angle which puts his hands further back then they would be otherwise. This can also lead to a lot or torque which tries to roll the elbows open. Makes sure he's not allowing the elbows to roll open on this element.
What is a carrying angle, Cole? Thanks for the great advice.
Carrying angle is the angle between the upper arm and the lower arm. If you stand in front of a mirror, arms by your side and palms facing forwards, you might notice that your lower arms move outwards a little.
The angle between shoulder - elbow, and elbow-wrist is the carrying angle. It's usually larger in women due to women having wider hips.