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The Jefferson Curl is a movement that strengthens the spine in a rounded position. It is done with light weight only as a supplemental exercise. It is NOT done with maximum effort! In this video I am using a 45 lb Olympic bar.
Key Points:
- Start by standing tall with the shoulders back
- Initiate the movement by rounding forward at the shoulders
- Continue rounding the back from the top down, allowing the bar to "float" out in front
- Reach as low as possible with legs straight and knees slightly bent (not hyper-extended).
- If you can extend past your toes, use a box or stack of plates to allow for a deeper stretch at the bottom
- Rise from the bottom with a rounded back and "unroll" from the bottom up ... starting with extending the hips forward to straighten the low back, then working up until finishing with the shoulders back.
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