"How To" OVERHEAD PRESS
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This video provides a step-by-step guide to properly performing a standing overhead barbell press, covering hand placement, elbow position, torso lean, bar path, and head movement, while also addressing common mistakes that cause lower back pain.
From the video
Answers: How do you properly perform a standing overhead barbell press?
- overhead press form
- barbell press technique
- hand placement for overhead press
- elbow position in overhead press
- torso lean in overhead press
- bar path in overhead press
- head movement in overhead press
- lower back pain causes in overhead press
- shoulder mobility for overhead press
- tight lats in overhead press
Exercises
- overhead press · barbell
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- jerk · barbell
- split jerk · barbell
- seated press · barbell
- shoulder dislocates · broomstick
What it concludes
- Hands should be placed so that forearms are perpendicular to the barbell and thumbs are just outside the shoulders.
- Using a thumbless grip keeps the wrists straight and strong by keeping the barbell close to the forearm and deep in the heel of the palm.
- Elbows should be slightly in front of the barbell when viewed from the side to allow a straight up and down bar path.
- To avoid lower back pain, squeeze glutes together and sink hips forward rather than hyperextending the lower back.
- The bar path should be in a straight line, achieved by moving the body around the bar rather than the bar around the body.
- The head should start back out of the way of the bar, then move forward under the barbell once the bar passes the face.
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