Bent Arm Hang Engagement for Aerial Arts & Pull Ups
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Don't: Let your shoulders come up to the ears.
Instead: Engage your lower Trapezius muscle to keep the shoulder blades in place.
Don't: collapse into protraction (bringing your shoulder to the front)
Instead: "Smile with your collarbones" keeping the shoulders wide & strong
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