10 rounds of:30 seconds of rowingRest 30 seconds30 seconds of ring dipsRest 30 seconds Kipping the Dip Today’s workout involves ring dips and you can kip the dip. Kipping, in any movement, simply means you can use your hip joint to aide in the movement. In the case of the ring dip, the athlete can close the hip violently to help provide elevation and lift out of the bottom of the dip, decreasing the work done by the triceps. To kip a ring dip: 1. Set the rings to a height such that when at the bottom of the dip with your legs straight, your feet do not touch the ground at all.2. Practice lowering to the bottom of the dip with your legs straight. Many athletes become an accordion! As they lower to the bottom of the dip they pull their knees to their chest so that they are a...
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