Control of Thoracic Rotation
Training rotation, more specifically - the control of thoracic rotation - is one of the most important aspects that should be a part of every training program.
Improved control of thoracic rotation will improve:
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postural control
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balance
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walking
And control of rotation naturally carries over to most sports.
3 Keys to Successful Control of Thoracic Rotation:
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Maintain a long spine and rotate on an axis.
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Don’t over-rotate - more is not better.
Incorporate thoracic rotation into the pushing and pulling patterns to train higher-level control.