TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Introduction 00:10 Why people struggle with TRX Flys 00:50 TRX Technique point 1 to start doing now 01:50 TRX Technique point 2 to start doing now 03:15 How it looks when I do TRX Flys 05:13 Targetting different parts of the chest with TRX Flys 06:20 Is this for Program you?
I've been struggling with this exercise for months. I felt like I don't get proper burn no matter what body positioning I used. These tips really helped, the difference is tremendous. Thanks!
amazing videos! just started and very helpful. could you think about telling people where to set the bands for each exercise- (lenghthen fully, mid way shorten all the way)? just saves time novices like me
Hi there, glad it was useful and welcome to a journey of fitness freedom!. Sure thing, got a video on strap length here that may be of some insight for you - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-q1aBdZixRIs.html All the best with your training!
First off you need an overhead anchor point not a wall anchor so that your feet can go past the anchor point allowing your weight to be used as resistance for the exercise
Grated, you can ponder over height, position, anchoring for best practice, but unless you understand, and can apply, muscle-centric technique and mindfully connect to the muscle... it's irrelevant. Once you understand that, the anchor pondering isn't the worry.
@@fitnessfreedomathletes I find wall anchoring suspension training limits your amount of exercise catalogue and range of motion by about 50% compared to an overhead anchor but I understand what you mean about mindfully connecting to the mechanics of the exercise
@@fitnessfreedomathletes I'm just picky never understand why people use a wall anchor for TRX as there are way less exercises and range of motion available than an overhead anchor
@@jrufus11 In most cases I'd say it comes down to limitations. Not everyone can hang a TRX from their ceiling in the house. From a personal point of view - I built the majority of my body hanging form the back of doors with a suspension trainer whilst living in South America over 3 years. And of the 4,000+ clients that use my Programs (trxtraveller.com/trx-programs/), I'd say the majority of the conversations in the community are people hanging their suspension trainers from doors, walls, and trees. They're performing every single exercise and getting awesome results no problem. Don't get me wrong, there are clients who can hang it from a roof, but in 7 years of the community I've never heard of a difference in results gained due to that.
@@fitnessfreedomathletes there's a big difference in anchor positions especially when you are doing exercises with your feet in the loops,I drilled an anchor point in the ceiling of the hallway outside of my flat to get the complete range of motion I needed
