#dips form check
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How to do Dips The Dip has been occasionally referred to by some as the 'Squat of the upper body'. Perhaps because it's probably one of the best movements to do load heavy and is a great tool to develop pushing strength. However, it's also probably called that because of the extreme commonality of performing
here ya go champ
Hey I noticed that nobody had answered your questions yet
Basically you are doing an extremely forward leaning dip, which isnt necessarily wrong but a different type of dip.
Shoulder mobility is a good goal. I would personally go deeper in the dip in a more down vertical fashion compared to what you are doing.
I notice your form is because of how your legs are slightly extended, forcing you to forward lean. Tuck your knees more and just focusing on going "down".
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Here’s 7 easy progressions to help you learn the bodyweight dip! You can also skip straight to banded dips if you want, and just lower the weight of the band, but I find it easier to practice some of the other techniques as well for additional help.
- Incline push-up
- Leg assisted dip
- Single leg assisted dip
- Jumping dip
- Dip negati...
I just founf the first video i saw
these dips are good reference tho
Doubt you need those progresions
Lmk how it goes