Kneeling Chop
ID: 234
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- Exercise Type:
- Core Rotate
- Contraindications:
- None
- Equipment:
- Floor Based
- Applicability:
- Group&Focus
- Superset?:
- No
- Sprint-able?:
- Yes
Key Teaching Points:
- 1. Rotate to the point of tension in the end range, not until you lose spine position.
- 2. Both arms stay connected to the load; avoid one arm going slack.
- 3. Imagine the spine as a fixed axis — rotation happens around it, not along it.
- 4. Keep the lower half stable while the upper body rotates — or vice versa depending on the drill.
Regression:
Use a half-kneeling position to isolate rotational demand with reduced lower-body input.
Progression:
Combine with a lower-body load to create a full-chain rotational pattern.
Common Problems:
One arm going slack mid-rotation — keep both arms engaged on the implement throughout.