Assume a strong lifting position: core and glutes activated, shoulders braced, chest up, knees slightly flexed, and eyes fixed ahead.
With a KB in each hand, hinge at the hips while maintaining strong core, braced shoulders, and neutral spine.
Hands are in a pronated position.
Knees are slightly bent.
Eyes are fixated down. Your neck is in a neutral position.
Your arms are extended with your elbows slightly bent.
Use your lats and mid-back to pull the KBup&aroundyour body.
Your hands rotate during the execution of the movement.
Your hands finish in a neutral position at the top.
Don't let your traps shrug.
After a quick pause, lower the weights to the starting position in controlled path.
Hands finish in a pronated position.
Let your shoulders roll forward slightly to create a stretch reflex for the next rep.
*Tips*
Your torso remains tight and in the same position from start to finish. Don't rock your torso up/back to move the weight. This takes tension off the proper musculature.
This exercise is best performed with lighter weights and for reps. Too heavy of weight can compromise your torso and shoulder position.
Don't drop the weight at the top of the movement.
The arms are a lever for your back. Don't actively pull the weight with your arms.