Wide and quick hand movement. Hand speed exercises. Resistance Training for Speed ​​Muscle Development

Then you are ready to perform exercises that will increase your hand speed!

Speed ​​kills, everyone knows about it. Many great fighters have it: Muhammad Ali, Thomas Hearns, Ray Leonard, Mike Tyson, Roy Jones, Floyd Mayweather, Manny Pacquiao, I could go on and on.

Being able to hit your opponent with a punch before he hits his own is probably one of the biggest advantages in boxing. The split second difference can make the difference between raising your hand to win and getting yourself off the canvas. Even if you weren't born with speed, you still need it. Even if it is not part of your style, you still need to develop it. And I ask you to include these important exercises in your regular program, because everyone knows: SPEED KILLS!

I know the goal is speed, but don't rush yourself through these exercises. The most important factor in achieving maximum strength is relaxation. Relaxation is primarily a state of mind, which then becomes a material reality. Keep your mind clear and don't focus too much on one thing. Relax! Relax! Relax!

Instead of adding strength and accuracy to speed, focus on balance and coordination. A lot of beginners try to put both strength and speed together at the beginning, but this only slows them down and forces them to charge up for punches. Don't charge into your punches and don't try to focus on hitting the target. Instead, give your arms free rein, just try to keep your balance under you and your movements coordinated with the speed of your arms.

Sharp and Relaxed Breath = Sharp and Relaxed Movement

Shadow Fight (Pure Speed ​​Training)

Shadowboxing is everything! The more time I spend in this beautiful sport of boxing, the more I realize that sometimes shadowboxing is all you need. This simple practice allows you to practice every technique without wearing out your joints or straining your body. This underrated exercise can help you develop just about everything in boxing: footwork, balance, strength, technique, and of course in our case—SPEED!

Shadow boxing is perhaps the purest form of speed exercise. There are no bags to stop your punches, no gloves that push your hands down with their weight. You strike in the air with only the weight of your arms. Without slowing you down, this is the fastest speed you can move your arms. You can hit as fast as you can imagine your combinations. Shadowboxing can develop your speed of mind, your speed of punching, and your speed of getting your arm back in place.

Shadow Boxing Exercises:

Start moving around the ring and relax your whole body. Don't worry about fully clenching your hands. Throw punches correctly, but not in such a way that your shoulders tense up and get tired. You need your whole body to be relaxed when you shadowbox for speed!

Here are the beat numbers I use:

1 = left jab
2 = right straight / right cross
3 = left hook
4 = right hook / right overhand
5 = left uppercut
6 = right uppercut
*opposite if you are left-handed

OK, HERE THEY ARE! Follow them and combine!

Work 3 rounds. Exhale with every punch and with every movement. Don't worry about doing all the combinations in the list above. Stick to your favorites and then try a new one or two each time. You should NOT be tired. If you are tired, you are too tense. Relax your shoulders even more and maybe even slow down a bit. If you're running out of air punching air, imagine what it would be like in the ring.

When you step during combos, take VERY SMALL steps. You only need to take 2-3 cm steps so your legs can move as fast as your arms. If you take big steps, your feet may still be in the air, leaving your punches without support on your feet and without power.

Don't worry about power! Some sequences with double backhands or double righthanders will feel weak. Once again, you're only working on speed, not strength. Just let your hands fly out and add some rhythm. Take a few pauses from time to time between combinations and then return to speed again.

One final note, watch Manny Pacquiao doing shadowboxing in the video below. What he does is a perfect example of speed shadow boxing. Harsh breathing, very small steps, focus on fast punches. He doesn't focus on single hits, he focuses on whole combinations. And for the 923084723rd time, RELAX!

Quick Punches On The Bag (Speed ​​Endurance)

Fast punches are not always speed. Sometimes it's endurance. Moving a weight faster always takes more energy. So it's pretty hard to throw fast punches or even practice quick punches if you don't have the stamina to do it.

Throwing strings of fast punches can wear anyone out. At first you don't realize it, but as soon as you get tired, your slower opponent suddenly becomes faster than you. An even bigger danger from fatigue is that your punches become too slow to hit your opponent. So let's work on speed endurance so you can throw fast punches throughout the fight—not just the first round.

Exercise Beats With Intervals:

Find yourself a partner and stand with him on opposite sides of the bag. One boxer keeps the bag motionless while the second boxer strikes the bag non-stop for 15-20 seconds. Then you change. Do this until the 3-minute round is over and then take a minute break. 2-3 rounds of this exercise is a great way to end your bag workouts.

Some Thoughts About This Swift Punching Drill:

• Don't waste time bothering someone to count down 15-20 seconds for you. Instead, just count in your head or out loud while you throw punches. When you're done, just stop and your teammate will instinctively know to start throwing punches.
• You can perform various variations on the bag. In the first interval, throw normal punches, aiming high (palm down, aim at a point on the bag 15-20 cm above your head). In the second interval, throw vertical punches, aiming at shoulder level on the bag. By "vertical punches" I mean punches where the palm is facing away like a "fixed fist". In the third interval, throw SMALL short uppercuts to the bag at body level. Keep repeating until the end of the round.

The interval punching exercise develops the endurance of your arms and shoulders. Which is VERY important in the later rounds of a fight or sparring. It doesn't matter if your whole body doesn't get tired...

When your arms and shoulders get too tired
your punches become too slow to hit your opponent.

Sure, you can still have your power in the later rounds, but if you don't have speed, that power won't matter! So work to make sure you're building arm and shoulder endurance. In case you haven't noticed, this fast punching exercise is a boxing rendition of the Tabata exercises (in case you want to know more about the theory behind this training method).

A very important reminder, do not get too proud and try to hit the bag at this pace for all 3 minutes. Rest pauses allow your arms to regain energy to hit at top speed. You should always train at your true top speed (running 100% when you're exhausted is not "true top speed"). Think about it, sprinters don't train for speed by running 2 miles at a time. Instead, they run short distance sprints, take a break, and repeat (aka Interval Sprints). The pauses allow their legs to regain energy in order to run at full speed again. This way you spend more of your time training at full speed instead of the half speed that happens when overly selfish beginners work 30 minutes non-stop!

Another point about not skipping breaks is that your workout can be better when you constantly have to stop and start again. Striking non-stop is easy when you're already on the move. But stopping and starting again like in a real fight is much harder when you have to keep running your rhythm. So please don't skip breaks. 15-20 seconds for each, then change!

Forced Speed ​​Workout (Pneumatic Bag and Bag Stretch)

The airbag and stretching bag are excellent equipment for developing speed. In addition to improving accuracy, timing, reflexes and coordination, they are also very good for "forced hand speed" exercises. Hitting fast is pretty easy if you only hit when you feel like it. Unfortunately, this is never the case in real combat. In real fights, you always HAVE to hit even when you don't want to. Since you're throwing these punches, more in a panic reaction than as an act of your own intent, these "forced punches" wear you out faster. So let's get back to the pneumopear and stretching pear, they force you to hit even when you don't want to. No matter how tired you are, you MUST hit the bag.

The pneumobag and stretching bag also have their own exceptional qualities. The pneumobag develops endurance of hands and endurance of shoulders. The punching bag helps improve accuracy and timing. This projectile forces you to constantly react quickly and think quickly. Learning how to work the stretch bag is an art in itself. I'll save this long explanation for another day. For now, just know that these projectiles will improve your hand speed. Spend 2-3 rounds on a pneumopear and stretching pear.

Resistance Training for Speed ​​Muscle Development

Pushups (Explosive Speed)

Push-ups, when done with a speed-focused technique, can help you add speed to your punches. Since everyone's hands are different, you need to find the ideal position for where to place your hands and how low to stoop. Focus on speed, not strength. You need to finish this set FAST!

TRICEPS PUSH-UPS

• Because of my long arms and thin frame, I prefer to do push-ups where I only go down a third. This means that I only work the triceps in this "stretched" phase of the pushup. I do about 10 short sets with only 10-15 reps each. Once again, I only work at the top of the pushup to maximize my fast speed and try to explode with each pushup. Focus on going down quickly and up quickly (most people go down slowly, get up quickly). When you pause, pause at the top of the push-up, not at the bottom.

PUSH-UPS WITH MEDICAL BALL

• Lower yourself into a push-up position, but place one hand on the medicine ball. As soon as you do the push-up, quickly move your body to the other side of the ball, resting on the ball with your other hand. Do push-ups as fast as you can. 3 sets of 15 reps. Another variation you can do is take 2 medicine balls and place them wider than shoulder width apart. Keep one hand on the ball and the other hand on the floor between the balls. As soon as you do a push-up, you move your body to the side, so both hands are constantly moving to the side and to the center. (If you need a more detailed explanation of this exercise, leave a comment). Once again, 3 sets of 15 reps.

PUSH-UP WITH COTTON

• Another type of pleometric style push-up that I like is the clap push-up. You can do 3 sets of 10-15 clapping push-ups. What is important is to spend a minimum of time in the bottom push-up position. You don't have to fly high, but just make sure you don't spend too much time with your arms bent in the bottom phase of the pushup.

Resistance Training for Speed

Harnesses

You can also develop fast punching speed with harnesses and isometric training. The harnesses apply a constant force when you strike. This constant resistance allows you to develop speed and explosive power throughout the movement. Regular weight training can't do this because the weight is only heavy in the beginning. Once you push out the weight, your momentum makes it easier to work as you extend your arm. Swimming can be a very good aid to constant resistance training because the water is constantly working against you.

Isometric Workout

Isometric training is a type of training in which you apply force, but your body does not move at all. But how can you apply force without moving?! You can do isometric arm training by walking up to a wall and getting into a punching position where you could theoretically punch the wall. Now push off the wall for 10-15 seconds, 3 sets at a time. You can stand at different angles that mimic different punches and target different muscles (chest, shoulders, triceps).

The theory behind isometric speed training is that you train your arms as if they were rubber bands. You're training your arm muscles to store energy so that once the hold is over...CLICK—your arm pops out like a charged rubber band.

Muscle Return

Hand-back speed is something that MANY boxers miss out on in speed training. Everyone loves to work on percussion muscles like the chest and triceps, but rarely does anyone work on return muscles like the back, lats, and hamstrings. What many boxers don't realize is that the return phase is half the punch movement, so being able to bring your arms back faster allows you to punch again much faster!

I have also noticed that many beginners in training do nothing but work on the bag. The bag is a solid object, meaning if you hit the bag it will always bounce your arm back, which doesn't train your recovery muscles. Sure, you can easily hit the bag for 10 rounds, but what happens when you spar? After you miss just a few punches in the ring, your arms will be completely tired and you won't know why. It's because you're not used to missing and you're not used to hitting the air, and your return muscles (back, back of shoulders, and lats) aren't developed to get your arm back fast enough.

The best exercises to strengthen the muscles of the return arm:

A fight with a shadow

• You're constantly throwing punches in the air doing shadowboxing, which forces you to use your muscles to bring your arms back. Try shadowboxing at 100% speed with gloves on and you'll realize how weak your return muscles are. You don't need to add weight or do anything else. Even regular shadowboxing will help you balance your back body muscles with your front body muscles.

Pull-ups

• Pull-ups are a great exercise for your back and lats. Do 3 sets of 6, 8 or 12 reps. Whatever you can do, just do it. Now your upper body will no longer look so hunched over.

Stretching exercises

• I'm too lazy to list all the names of the exercises. Any exercise that mimics the movement of throwing out the arm should do. I have TRX Suspension bands in the gym and they are great for this, but lowering the rope or stretching the stretch ropes will also work.

Stretching

Loose, relaxed muscles have the potential to move faster. Don't fight with painful sensations in your shoulders or body. Make sure you do good stretches and spend a significant amount of time warming up your muscles. Even on non-training days, try to stretch. Many of the fastest fighters I've met have often turned out to be the most flexible people I know. (I wrote an article about .) FYI, you should stretch for MINIMUM 30-45 minutes before each workout and then another 10-20 minutes at the end of each workout. Professional boxers, and possibly elite athletes, usually do this at double the size.

Final Thoughts on Hand Speed ​​Exercises

Speed ​​starts from the head and ONLY THEN in the body…

If you can't think fast, you'll never be able to move fast.

…be that as it may, your body cannot box on autopilot. Relax your mind, concentrate and stay focused, but be aware of everything that is happening around you. Don't focus on every single hit. Try to focus on the whole combination or the whole bunch. Every combination of punches has a purpose, whether it's to get in a short distance, or land a hook to the body, or just to put an opponent on the defensive to create space for you to escape.

Oh, and one more thing. Don't try to do every exercise above on the same day and every workout day. Use multiple variations and focus on one thing a day rather than everything every day.

Rhythm, speed, movement features can be used to judge both the current state of a person and stable personal characteristics. Read the article about how the type of gait characterizes a person.

• Fast movement + wide steps. Such a person has a purposeful and enterprising character. Usually these are careerists or successful businessmen who can quickly navigate the situation and make responsible decisions. These are optimists and extroverts, surrounded by a huge number of people.
• Fast movements + small steps. Such a person is very cautious, restrained. He has a narrowly focused activity, but he is quite successful in it. Such a person is intelligent, with original thinking and cold calculation.
• Slow movements + wide steps. This type of gait is possessed by a person of a demonstrative type, for whom it is important to be in the center of attention and put his actions on display. Thus, he confirms his significance, which is most likely fragile, unformed.
• Slow movements + small steps. This is how a person walks, whose inner world is more interesting to him than the one around him. This is how creative, romantic personalities walk, who are immersed in their fantasies and reflections.
• Measured movements and measured steps + hands in pockets. This is how leaders walk by nature, striving for success and power. But they are so self-critical that the latter prevents them from building relationships with other people.
• Slow step + hands in pockets. This type of gait characterizes a weak-willed, lazy, pessimistic person. Walking with strong arm swings. It characterizes an energetic, light person with a wonderful sense of humor. This is a great friend who knows how to listen and support. This is a kind and caring husband. And this is just the soul of the company.
• Easy gait, as if dancing. This is how emotional and open people walk. They express all their emotions without hesitation, do not worry for a long time for any reason. They easily change partners, both in personal life and in business.
• Walking on toes. This is how a person walks in everything striving "upwards". He wants to be the first in everything, and often he succeeds, but his sense of superiority makes it difficult to equip interpersonal relationships, he is often alone.
• "Loud" gait (shuffling feet, strong tapping with the heel, etc.). Such a gait attracts the attention of others, which is necessary for its owner. This is how ill-mannered, self-confident, boorish personalities, womanizers and loafers walk.

Of course, it is not possible to fully recognize a person only by gait. But knowing the characteristics of gait, along with the habit of dressing, color preferences, manner of speaking and moving, it is possible to draw up a more or less truthful psychological portrait of a person.

Movement six:

1. With the right foot, which, by pulling up the toe, takes the form of a hook, slowly press to the right and forward (the deviation to the south from the east direction is 30 °). Straighten your right leg, direct energy to the heel.

2. At the same time, continue the arcuate movement of the hands, one - to the right-forward, the other - to the left-back. In this way, you will perform a wide spread of your hands at the same level. In this position, the elbows are slightly bent, the wrists are at shoulder level, the palms are equally angled outward, the wrists are arched, the hands are open, the fingers are extended. The right hand should be over the right leg.

3. The gaze is directed to the right hand.

This is the end position in the Right Foot Press form.

1. This form is distinguished by a complex movement of the hands. When performing such movements as "penetrating hand", spreading of the arms, girth, wide spreading of the arms, the hands are joined and spread twice. The arcuate movement of the arms, the stance in the process of execution, the rotation of the forearms and the change in the position of the hands - all this requires strict adherence. The first movement, the "penetrating hand", is performed after a slight turn of the torso to the right; pass the left hand, palm up, over the right wrist and perform a penetrating forward movement; the wrist joint of the right hand from an extended position, gradually relax and direct it at an angle down. Connect two hands, directed towards each other with the back side, in front of the face, while both wrists are at shoulder level and the elbows are slightly bent. The spread of the arms and the grasp performed in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th movement is a holistic process of rotation of the two hands.

While spreading the arms, turn the left hand over with the palm down and move in an arc in front of the face to the left, move the right hand in front of the face in an arc to the right. Following this, without stopping the movement, turn the palms of your hands up and move in an arc in front of your stomach down and up again. Join your hands in front of your chest, thus completing the girth. Performing the above movements, focus on 3 points.

First, when moving in an arc, the elbows retain the same slight bend, but do not straighten.

Secondly, the form will be performed correctly with the precise execution of the following movements - spreading the arms in front of the face, arcuate movement in front of the stomach, girth in front of the chest.

Third, while moving the arm in an arc, the rotation of the forearm is performed. When grasping, the palms are directed back, the right hand is outside (when pressing the left foot in the 15th form, the left hand is outside), the shoulders are freely lowered, the elbows are slightly bent. Figurative representation - hands form a circle.

When performing the 5th and 6th movements, the main thing is the rotation of the hands and holding the arms outside. Performing an arched dilution of the hands, one - to the right-forward, and the other - to the left-back, do not raise your hands above your head. Hold the hands, arched slightly bent at the elbows, outside, to maintain softness in movements, the angle in the elbow joint should not be too small. If in the process of bending the elbow joints, rotating the hands, holding the arms outside, the arcuateness of movements is violated, this will lead to tension in the elbow joints, a violation of the softness and emancipation of movements. The rotation of the forearms and hands should be gradually completed in the process of arcuate movement of the arms, there should not be a pronounced separate rotation of the hands. In addition, holding the hands outside must be coordinated with the movement of the right pressing leg.

Such types of hand movements as penetration, spreading, grasping and holding, we recommend practicing separately, and then as a single movement.

2. In this form, the leg movements include a transitional arch step and one-foot press. Transition arcuate step means that the transition movement involves the execution of an arcuate step. The return of the leg and the stepping over in the 1st and 2nd movements are similar to the type of step performed in the 1st sub-form "Knee grasp and "stubborn" step to the left". The direction of stepping is shifted from the strictly frontal direction by 30° to the left (30° north of the strictly easterly direction). The direction of the toe of the left foot completely coincides with the direction of stepping, there should be no outward deviation. The arcuate step to the left in the 3rd movement and the movement of the right leg in the 4th must be performed in accordance with the requirements set forth earlier for such movements of the legs.

In the above movements of the arms and legs, keep the torso straight, and by moving the center of gravity, do not allow the torso to sway vertically.

Before performing the “leg pressing” movement, first of all achieve a stable position of the torso and only after that raise the knee and spread the arms. Raising the knee of the right leg, make sure that the toe is pulled down, the height of the knee should be such that there is no enslavement of the leg. When pressing, straighten your leg and pull the toe towards you. Direct the energy to the heel and slowly press forward and to the right (30° deviation from east to south). As you straighten your right leg, make sure that the foot is slightly higher than the thigh. The bending of the knee of the left supporting leg is insignificant (at the same time, the body rises above the surface somewhat higher than in other forms of taijiquan gymnastics and, therefore, the bending of the knee is somewhat less than in other forms). Try to keep your body in balance as much as possible.

Keep the torso straight, chin tucked up, slightly raise your head, relax your shoulders, do not allow them to rise and strain. Expand your chest, natural breathing (when lifting the knee, inhale, when pressed, exhale, this contributes to the stability of the body).

Clearly coordinate the movement of the leg with the movement of the hands, that is, with the rotation of the hands and holding the hands outside. Press with your foot, at the end point spread your arms to the sides, one - to the right-in front, the other - to the left-back and hold at the same height. At the same time, the wrists are located at shoulder level, the elbows are slightly bent, the palms are equally directed somewhat outward, the wrists are arched, the hands are open; in the position of the hands, "support" and a kind of "immersion" should be felt.

The right hand is located opposite the right leg, but does not come into contact with it. Keeping your hands at the same level will help you keep your balance when pressing with your foot.

Performing this movement, beginners make mistakes. For example, unstable position of the skating leg, torso leaning back or forward, one arm is higher than the other, usually the right is lower than the left, the left skating leg is straightened with tension or too much bent at the knee, the toe of the right leg is not pulled back, the force applied to the leg , does not reach the heel, the arm and leg performing the pressing are in contact, the shoulders are tense and raised, there is not enough air during breathing, as the chest is very tense.

The main reason for these errors is the following: the position of the torso is unstable, the press is not performed at the proper height, the press is not yet executed, and the internal energy is already concentrated in order to make the leg rise high on the press or to create the appearance of a high press. Before aiming to lift your leg high immediately, practice this movement at a relaxed low level, because several factors affect the stability of the stance and the height of the press. First of all, the structure of some movements must meet the established requirements, in addition, the body must have natural qualities, such as flexibility of the waist and legs, muscle strength of the legs, and the ability to maintain balance. All this can be developed in the process of constant training. People with poor physical health and advanced age can perform pressing at a low level. But do not reduce the requirements for the quality of other movements.

3. In the course of successive trainings, since there are many and difficult movements in this form, incoordination may occur, so we draw your attention to the simultaneous execution of the following movements: "penetration of the hand" and lifting the leg, stepping over (when the heel falls to the surface) and spreading the arms (when the arms are spread to the right and left), arching step and grasping (when the hands reach a position in front of the stomach during the grasp), moving the legs and grasping (hands in the position in front of the chest), raising the knee and spreading the arms (hands frontally ), pressing with the foot and holding the hands.

4. Pay attention to the look that is combined with the turn of the torso. In the 1st and 2nd movements, the gaze follows the left hand to the right, then again shifts to the left. Performing an arched step in the 3rd movement, look in the direction in which you perform the step.

In the 4th and 5th movements (moving the leg forward and raising the knee), the gaze after a slight turn of the body to the right is transferred to the right-forward, in the direction of pressing with the foot.

In the 6th movement, the gaze is directed to the right hand, which is located above the right leg.

Next form

Two peaks reaching the ears.

Movement one:

Return of the leg and lowering of the arms.

1. Return the lower leg of the right leg back, while the knee remains at the same level, freely lower the front of the right foot.

2. At the same time, with your left hand, located behind the left, move up and forward and lower it down to a position in front of the body. Both palms equally turn fingers up, then with both hands describe the arcs down to the position to the right and left of the knee.

3. The gaze is directed forward.

Movement two:

Stepping over and dilution of hands.

1. Lower your right foot forward (deviation south of the east direction - 30 °) and place on the heel, the forefoot is directed forward. The transverse distance between the heels of the legs does not exceed 10 cm, the center of gravity is still on the left leg.

2. At the same time, continue to lower both hands to a position near the hips. Palms pointing forward and up, and you are preparing to clench your hands into fists.

3. The gaze is directed forward.

Movement one:

Arched step and penetrating fists.

1. Gradually place the right foot on the entire foot, bend at the knee in an arcuate manner and slowly shift the body weight forward. Freely straighten your left leg. Thus, an arcuate step is performed on the right. Keep your torso straight in this position, and relax your lower back and hips.

2. At the same time, clench your hands into fists and perform a penetrating arcing movement up and forward to a position in front of your face. The shoulders are lowered, the elbows sag, the arms are in an arched position, the fists are at ear level, the distance between them is 10-20 cm. The fists are directed inward at an angle and resemble a "vice".

3. The gaze is directed to the right fist.

This is the final position in the form "Two peaks reaching the level of the ears."

1. The arched step of this form is similar to the step in the form of "grab the sparrow by the tail." The transverse width does not exceed 10 cm. The direction coincides with the direction of pressing, which was performed with the right foot. Before stepping over, first return the shin back, relax the ankle joint, freely pointing the toe down. Only after that step over, but even lowering the heel to the surface, the center of gravity should still be distributed on the left leg. When performing this movement, do not make a common mistake when stepping over, followed by an arched step, is performed without bending the leg at the knee and returning it.

2. Simultaneously with the return of the leg in the 1st movement, do the following: the left hand from a position away from the body from behind, turn it with the brush up and lower it along the path to the left of the forehead to the position in front of the body, and connect it with the right hand, the palm of which also turns up . In this position, the two arms are equally angled upwards and positioned at shoulder width and level, with the elbows slightly bent. After that, we lower the two hands in identical arcs down, to the position to the right and left of the right knee. Many beginners make the same mistake, namely: they do not observe the simultaneity of the arcuate movement of the arms and their rotation. Many people move their legs faster than they move their arms, thereby losing coordination.

Both pressing and returning the leg should be performed slowly, this will strengthen the strength of the legs and develop the ability to maintain balance in a short time.

3. Let us dwell in detail on the correct clenching of the fists in the 3rd movement. From a position near the knee, perform an arcing motion with both hands down and near the hips, at this moment simultaneously turn your forearms inward and clench your fists. Squeezing the brush into a fist, do not bend your hand at the wrist in a position near the hips.

4. In taijiquan gymnastics, the fist is clenched as follows: four fingers are brought together and bent at the joints, and the thumb is pressed to the middle one. The clenching of the fist is natural, do not allow excessive tension. But excessive relaxation is also unacceptable, if the thumb only slightly touches the index and middle fingers, the fist will be open.

5. The point of application of force during the penetrating forward and upward movement of the fists is the base of the fist and the "mouth of the tiger". In the final position, slightly bend both elbows so that they sag and are slightly laid aside, point the bases of the fists at an angle back. Thus, hold both hands in an arcuate position in the form of pincers. Be sure to spread your elbows slightly to the sides, and do not drop them down, otherwise the bases of the fists will be vertical and the shoulder joints will be compressed. Do not allow too much distance between the fists, otherwise the height of the fists will not reach the level of the ears.

6. Performing an arched step, due to poor performance of a penetrating movement with fists, many beginners raise the lumbar region, the torso tilts forward, the buttock sticks out, one of the main requirements of gymnastics is not fulfilled - the vertical position of the body, and the lower back and hips are not relaxed.

In the final position, there is both a slight "immersion" and an effort that reaches the arms, legs and crown.

Next form

Form 15:

Turning the torso and pressing the foot to the left.

Movement one:

Turning the body and retracting the foot.

1. Bend your left leg at the knee and squat back. Transfer the center of gravity to the left leg, turn the body to the left-back, turn the front of the foot inward by 90 °.

2. Simultaneously unclench the hands and from the upper position spread them in an arcuate manner to the position to the right and left of the body, the hands are on the same level. Palms angled outward, elbows slightly bent.

Movement two:

Leg return and girth.

1. Bend the right leg at the knee and squat back, transfer the center of gravity to the right leg again, return the left foot to the inside of the right foot and put it on the toe.

2. Simultaneously perform a downward arcing motion with both hands in front of the abdomen and lift up again. Thus, a girth is performed in front of the chest. The left hand is located outside, the palm is directed inward.

3. The gaze is directed forward.

Movement three:

Raising the knee and spreading the arms.

1. Transfer the entire center of gravity to the right leg, slightly bend the leg at the knee. Bending the left leg at the knee, lift it up, lower the toe freely.

2. At the same time, turning the hands, perform an arched spread of the arms in front of the body to the right and left, turn the palms outward.

3. The gaze is directed forward, in the direction of the pressing.

Movement four:

Pressing the foot and wide spreading of the arms.

1. With the left foot, which by pulling up the toe takes the form of a hook, slowly press left-forward (the deviation to the north of the west direction is 30 °). Straighten your left leg, direct energy to the heel.

2. At the same time, continue to perform an arcuate movement of the hands, one to the left-forward, the other to the right-back. Thus, a wide spread of the hands is performed at the same level. At the same time, the elbows are slightly bent, the wrist is at shoulder level, the palms are directed outward at the same angle. The wrists are arched, the palms are open, the fingers are extended, the left hand is located above the left leg.

3. The gaze is directed to the left hand.

This is the end position in the form of "Turn the body and press the foot to the left."

1. The shifting of the center of gravity, performed in the 1st and 2nd movements, is similar to the movement in the transition from the form "Grab the sparrow by the tail on the left" to the form "Grab the sparrow by the tail on the right."

Pay attention to the clarity of the transition from the intermediate position to the final one, to the inadmissibility of the torso swaying vertically. During the execution of the 1st movement, turn the toe of the right foot by 90 °, the toe of the left is deviated from the north direction to the east by about 30 °, so the position of the legs practically corresponds to the requirements of the form "pressing the foot to the left" and "lower position to the left" . Since the body of each has its own specific characteristics, different from others, the above requirements for the amount of rotation of the foot can be adjusted in order to perform high-quality pressing and lunging.

2. The direction in which left pressing is deviated 30° north of the west direction, and the direction in which right pressing is deviated 30° south of the east direction. Thus, these two clicks are performed in opposite directions.

3. The direction of gaze is as follows: in the first movement, after turning the torso to the left, look at the left hand, in the second movement, after a slight turn of the torso to the right, look forward, while pressing, look forward again to the left hand. Pay special attention to coordinated™ turns and eye movement.

4. Features of the 3rd and 4th movements are similar to the movements of the form "pressing the foot to the right", only the sides change to opposite ones.

Next form

Lunge to the left and stand on one leg.

Movement one:

Return of the leg and arm in the form of a hook.

1. Bend the left leg at the knee and thus return back. Do not lower the foot to the surface, the toe should hang freely.

2. Following this, turn your torso to the right.

3. At the same time, take the "hook" position with your right hand. With your left hand, move up and to the right, in an arc in front of your face, and lower to a position in front of your right shoulder, point your palm at an angle back.

4. The gaze is directed to the right hand in the "hook" position.

Movement two:

Squat and lunge.

1. Slowly bending the right leg at the knee, perform a semi-squat, the center of gravity is still on the right leg. Lower your left leg to the left a little back and straighten it, thus lunging to the left is performed. In this position, the left knee is straightened, the forefoot is turned inward, two feet are firmly pressed to the surface.

2. Simultaneously begin to lower your left hand.

3. The gaze is still directed to the right hand in the "hook" position.

Movement three:

Torso rotation and penetrating hand.

1. Bend the knee of the right leg to a full squat, turn the torso to the left, the center of gravity is still on the right leg.

2. Simultaneously with the left hand, turning it outward, continue to move down, while turning the palm to the right and moving the hand in an arc along the inside of the left leg. Thus, a penetrating forward movement is performed. Don't let your torso lean forward too much.

3. The gaze is directed to the left hand.

Movement four:

Arched step and rise from the bottom position.

1. Maximally turn the toe of the left foot outward around the heel, as around the axis, arch the left leg at the knee, turn the toe of the right foot inward as much as possible, around the heel, as around the axis, gradually straighten the right leg. Move the center of gravity forward, turn the torso slightly to the left and lift forward. Thus, a transitional arcuate step is performed.

2. At the same time, continue to perform a penetrating movement forward with the left hand, lift the brush located in a vertical position, point the palm at an angle to the right. In the hook position, lower the right hand down from behind, in general, the arm remains straight at the back, turn the "hook" up.

3. The gaze is directed to the left hand.

Usually this does not happen, because arbitrary movement is

There are such changes in the system of posture regulation, which in advance of

change the distribution of the “posture” of muscle activity and thereby ensure

They neutralize the consequences of movement - the so-called postural

voluntary movement components. This proactive "learned" asset

The bearing is carried out automatically with very short central locks.

Derzhka. The role of preemptive activity in stabilizing the position of the star

New body can be illustrated with a simple example: student hold

He holds a textbook of physiology in the palm of his outstretched hand. If his friend

He suddenly removes this book from the palm of his hand, then the hand will jump up sharply if

If the student himself removes the book with his free hand, then the palm will remain on

The previous level.

The concept of muscle tone adjoins the concept of posture. The term "that

nous" is polysemantic; when applied to skeletal muscles, they denote

complex of phenomena. At rest, muscle fibers have turgor

(elasticity), which determines their resistance to pressure and stretching.

Turgor is that component of tone that is not associated with specific

Czech nervous activation of the muscle, causing its contraction.

However, under natural conditions, most muscles are usually in some

The degree is activated by the nervous system, in particular to maintain

postures ("postural tone"). Complete relaxation of the muscle when electromy

No action potentials are registered by the graphical method.

Wii, is achieved only in conditions of complete rest and with the exception of

Summer residences of maintaining a posture in the field of gravity (the studied part of the body le

Lives on a support).

Another important component of tone is reflex, determined

Stretch reflex. When tested in humans, it is found

According to the resistance of muscle stretching in the case of passive rotation

Link of a limb in a joint. If in the process of such research

If you put an electromyogram, then an electron is recorded in the stretched muscle.

Physical activity, indicating the activation of motor

Units In a healthy person, the stretch reflex during passive

Movement is observed only in the process of stretching itself, in the case

Sufficiently high stretching speed. Tonic component ref

Lexa for stretching, i.e. activity in the stretched muscle, usually from

There is, as evidenced by the absence of electromyographic

Signal.

Development of motor skills. Improving the motor

Human functions in the process of ontogenesis occur as a result of

Due in the first years after the birth of the maturation of the departments of the nerve-

Noah system and innate mechanisms involved in coordination

Movements, and as a result of training, i.e. formation of new connections

Zey, which form the basis of the programs of one or another specific engine

New acts. Coordination of new, unusual, movements is characterized

Thorny features that distinguish it from the coordination of the same movements after

Learning.

The abundance of degrees of freedom in the musculoskeletal system, the impact on

The result of the movement of gravity and inertia complicate the implementation of any

motor task. At the beginning of training, the nervous system copes

Eats these difficulties, neutralizing interference through the development of complementary

Flax muscle tension. The muscular apparatus rigidly fixes the su-

The stakes that are not involved in the movement actively slow down the inertia of the fast

movements. This way of overcoming the obstacles that arise in the course of movement,

Energy unprofitable and tiring. Using Feedback

Still imperfect - corrective premises arising on their basis

Ve, disproportionate and necessitate repeated additional

Corrections.

Electromyograms show that the antagonist muscles of even those joints

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