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Hurty Collarbone from Shoulder Mount
I was able to do the shoulder mount a couple times the other day, but every time I flip over into it, I bang my collarbone on the pole. Is my positioning wrong? How do I avoid this?
It hurts so much I don’t even want to try it again for a while!
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8 Replies
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so if the pole is behind your right shoulder bone then your legs would be slightly left? i will try it!
thanks!
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Recheck your positioning…..To help avoid hitting the collarbone, you need to make sure your positioning the pole in closer towards the spine…NOT ON…but right at the bottom of the curve where you neck and shoulders meet on the muscle called the trapezius. If your out towards the middle or end ( away from the mid line of the body ) or your you’ll end up rolling over the collarbone. Stay in close to the neck. https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_flower.gif
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i’ll experiment tonight hopefully! i’ve been putting a folded towel with tape over my collarbone! hahaha..classy!
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LOL if your in the right place you wont need a towel hehe. Good luck https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_thumleft.gif
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I was having this same issue and tried these tips this morning – and they worked! It didn’t hurt at all – but I do have a little pole burn on the side of my neck that looks a little suspicious. I love a war wound. https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_biggrin.gif So excited!
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I have the same problem, hitting my collarbone, so I don't try that too often, kinda scared too. What tips?
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Excuse my typo, omg, oops, lol
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