V Invert (Chopper)

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Please understand, this is not the first invert you should learn, use my Invert tutorial first! I’ll show you a few options for entering this trick.

The Deadlift (hips in front and lifting with no momentum) is the most advanced and working on this will help you when it’s time to learn aerial inverts. Keep in mind, the chopper (deadlifting) isn’t the most efficient way to Invert, it’s one of the more tiresome inverts and is an advanced, intermediate move.

I think deadlifting into inverts on static pole is over rated! It’s also a common reason why pole dancers have upper back and rib pain. If you haven’t yet, check out my Ultimate guide to inverts series.

Beginner side pole hold

Pole leg lifts

High biceps curls

The ab switch

Side hold tuck

Also Known As: CHOPPER / STRADDLE INVERT / INVERTED V / HELICOPTER

Strengthens: LATISSIMUS / TERES MAJOR / PECTORALS / POSTERIOR DELTOIDS / TRAPEZIUS / RHOMBOIDS / BICEPS / ABDOMINALS / HIP FLEXORS / QUADRICEPS

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