L louden_swain New member Aug 6, 2003 #1 I place the bar in the same position as I would if I was squatting. The top of the traps.
G GravityRules New member Aug 6, 2003 #2 You guys doing the heavy goodmornings. Does the bar sit on the neck, or are you able to keep it on the trapezius?
You guys doing the heavy goodmornings. Does the bar sit on the neck, or are you able to keep it on the trapezius?
L Liftbig New member Aug 6, 2003 #5 never on the neck. put the bar on the groove between your rear delts and traps.
Nonerz New member Aug 6, 2003 #6 louden_swain said: I place the bar in the same position as I would if I was squatting. The top of the traps. Click to expand... same here...
louden_swain said: I place the bar in the same position as I would if I was squatting. The top of the traps. Click to expand... same here...
b fold the truth Elite Strongman Platinum Aug 6, 2003 #7 Liftbig said: never on the neck. put the bar on the groove between your rear delts and traps. Click to expand... Who taught you this junk? JOKE!!!!! I agree fully... I have a nice little indention in my upper back where the bar fits now...and a callous... B True
Liftbig said: never on the neck. put the bar on the groove between your rear delts and traps. Click to expand... Who taught you this junk? JOKE!!!!! I agree fully... I have a nice little indention in my upper back where the bar fits now...and a callous... B True
L louden_swain New member Aug 6, 2003 #8 I'm thinking there are more people using good mornings on this website than any of the people you see in the magazines. I wonder why they neglect good mornings?
I'm thinking there are more people using good mornings on this website than any of the people you see in the magazines. I wonder why they neglect good mornings?
L louden_swain New member Aug 6, 2003 #9 bignate73 said: because they are hard, and not "fluff" exercises for photo shoots, etc. Click to expand... Nate this is off the subject. . . but you were looking thick standing next to Flex Wheeler .
bignate73 said: because they are hard, and not "fluff" exercises for photo shoots, etc. Click to expand... Nate this is off the subject. . . but you were looking thick standing next to Flex Wheeler .
bignate73 New member Aug 6, 2003 #10 because they are hard, and not "fluff" exercises for photo shoots, etc.