Bonjour,
Je voudrais savoir sur quelle exercice le port de la ceinture est conseillé ?
Squat, SDT, Rowing ...
Et est ce que le port de la ceinture est utile lors du curl à la barre debout si on mets lourd ?
Merci.
What do belts do anyway? They allow for forceful isometric (contraction without muscle length changes) of the abdominal and trunk muscles by providing a kinesthetic cue for the trainee to “push out” against. It’s so hard to cue a trainee to brace their abs after performing a proper Valsalva maneuver sans belt, whereas it happens instantaneously when they put on a belt. What happens is you take a big belly-filling breath in and then while holding it, push OUT against the belt (the kinesthetic cue) to engage all the muscles surrounding the spine and viscera. Once this occurs with a belt on the trainee will be able to do it without a belt easily, and then they can relegate the belt’s use for maximal effort sets as an added precautionary. Belts do not, in and of themselves, support the spine or trunk, but by utilizing them intelligently in training we can increase core muscle recruitment, strength train safely, and look cool!
Some people are probably saying “You should be able to lift the weight WITHOUT a belt, dude.” To this I simply say “Go troll somewhere else.” Each person training has their own unique training and injury history. If I can employ the use of a belt to avoid incidental injury accumulation due to previously existing issues and better cue my trainee then you bet your butt I’ll try and get them in a belt. With that being said, no, of course you shouldn’t be using a belt while doing curls, dumbbell raises, or anything that’s really light- UNLESS YOU HAVE A BACK ISSUE! ‘Nuff said.
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