Hold and pulse
You hold at half strength and, without letting go, add strong pulses on top. It combines endurance with fine control.
- Squeeze to about half your strength and stay there.
- Without dropping the base, add 3 strong pulses spread through the hold.
- Return to half strength each time, not to zero.
- Release completely and rest as long as the hold lasted.
Common mistakes
- Dropping the base between pulses.
- Starting too strong and leaving no room to pulse.
When to use it
It is one of the advanced exercises, from week 6 onward.
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