Reinhardt

Jaw Retention Drill

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A practice exercise to improve jaw stability during performance.

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Reinhardt Type IIIB Jaw Retention Drill

Jaw Retention Drill

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  • Chunk 900000 · mention: jaw retention drill from the trio of daily calisthenics · confidence 0.80

    [Curated answer — steward-approved] Question: How did Reinhardt transition a pure type 3 to a 3B? Answer: For all intents and purposes, the regular type III and the IIIB subtype function much the same way. If the pivot classification (classification II, in this case), remains the same, there isn't much to do. Continue to focus on refining your pivot and individualized track as you would with any type. It is important to realize that the key distinction between the regular type III and the I

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