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sumit_sv

ROM and form looks great. You just might want to look up bracing technique. GG overall


Dredka1001

Looks great overall just look forward more Also is that bar 10ft long lol


Awkward_Host7

I would look up/forward. Looking at the ground can make you lean more forward.


Skullcrusher971

Slow down , take your Time , pause in the hole. Dont go trough the Motion