"Too much forward pelvic tilt will limit our hip motion, potentially cause hip impingement, and/or force our low backs to round into the catch."

"What I see, feel, and hear, determines how I move".

It's the motion at our foot and ankle that allows us to load our whole backside.

Every movement involves loading and exploding.

Can our ankles be as stable as the strongest woodworking joint?

Just like running, rowing should also have a shoe recommendation based on foot type.

Everyone should be squatting. Not everyone should be married to a specific variation.

We are always looking for joints to be mobile enough to load force efficiently, and stable enough to use that force in an efficient manner.

We need to be able to roll up over the big toe as we ride into the catch.