Simonster - ACTIVE VS PASSIVE HANGING Passive hanging involves hanging with relaxed back and shoulder musculature. The scapulae (shoulder blades) will be elevated, and this hang relies predominantly on passive structural integrity
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Prehab Exercises - Active and Supported Hangs double as joint distractions for the shoulders, scapula, spine and hips and as an activation exercise for the grip, shoulder girdle, rotary cuffs and oblique
![Do you need to go into a full passive deadhang when doing pullups / chinups, or is a slightly tensed (active) deadhang enough? : r/bodyweightfitness Do you need to go into a full passive deadhang when doing pullups / chinups, or is a slightly tensed (active) deadhang enough? : r/bodyweightfitness](https://webcube-general.s3.amazonaws.com/vuori/media/mediaupload/17/08/01/hang_example.jpg)