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Guide to the Kettlebell Swing or 7 Kettlebell Swing Workouts5 Kettlebell WindmillKettlebell WindmillThe kettlebell windmill exercise is a tricky movement that adds strength and stability to the shoulders and core muscles but also works deep into the hamstring muscles.The back leg is kept straight for this exercise but the front leg can have a slight bend when you first begin.Keep the top arm locked out throughout the movement with the focus always kept on the kettlebell.Again weight is kept on the heels rather than the toes as you push the hips backwards and descend towards the floor.Don’t force your way to the floor if your hamstrings and hips are too tight. You can begin with the just touching the front knee, then the ankle and finally the floor.When you can reach the opposite foot with good technique then you know you have great mobility in your hips and flexibility in the hamstrings.Practice 5 slow and controlled reps on each side.Watch the Kettlebell Windmill video below:Want more? See How to Master the Kettlebell WindmillKettlebell leg exercises for the quadricepsThe Quads are the muscles on the front of the thighs, known as quads because there are 4 of them.Just like the hamstring muscles they attach to the bottom front of the pelvis and help flex the hips and extend the lower leg.The Quadriceps, on many people, tend to be disproportionately stronger than the hamstrings and can therefore affect the position of the pelvis resulting in a forward tilt.All standing quadricep exercises will involve activation from both the hamstrings and the quads because unlike the hamstring exercises they will involve a bending at the knee.So in many ways you get “more bang for your buck” with quadricep exercises but avoiding hamstring specific exercises would be a mistake due to the overriding strength of the quads over the hamstrings.One final point about quadricep training.A 90 degree bend in the knee is important for many exercises to also activate the glutes or buttock muscles. Failure to move through this 90 degree range can result in an over dominance of the the quads over the glutes and ultimately a muscle imbalance.Below are 8 lower body kettlebell exercises for the Quadriceps:6 Kettlebell Goblet SquatKettlebell Goblet SquatThe kettlebell goblet squat is the ultimate beginners leg exercise and involves activation of the quads, hamstring and glutes.Squatting down so the thighs are at least parallel with the floor will ensure

Mack Albert Damia is a recurring character in the series Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn. He is a student at Edgewood School, Boulder Academy and friend of the Harper Quads. Both him and Dawn have a crush on each other and have gone on a couple dates and officially dating. Mack is portrayed by Lincoln Melcher.PersonalityMack is smart, creative and well-rounded. He is shown to be a very nice guy. The quads consider him to be cool and mature.HistorySeason 1Scaredy DanceDawn reveals to Josie that she has a crush on Mack and thinks that he has a nice neck. With Josie's encouragement, she asks Mack out for the upcoming Halloween Dance. Mack accepts but Dawn makes them wear big costumes so that they won't be able to dance together. Mack is disappointed that Dawn doesn't want to dance with him, but Dawn reveals that she's a bad dancer. Dawn starts to dance to demonstrate to Mack. Mack starts dancing like her. At first Dawn thinks he's dancing badly to make her feel better but realizes that Mack is a bad dancer too and is doing his best.The SecretDuring a quadfession session, Dawn confesses to her brothers that she has a crush on Mack. When they start singing "Dawn loves Mack!" a parrot copies them and sings the same in public exposing Dawn's crush on Mack to the entire school. This leads to Mack and Dawn having an awkward moment in the lockers when Mack realizes the truth. Dawn eventually sends out a text to the entire school admitting that she has a crush on Mack.Piggy, Piggy, Piggy & DawnIt is revealed that Mack is a very good puppeteer when Dawn quits the quads' puppet show and partners with Mack. The boys try to intimidate Mack into not hanging out with Dawn but Dawn makes sure they won't succeed. Before the puppet show, Dawn leaves Mack to go and fight with her brothers. Dawn is confident the she and Mack will win the puppet show since Mack wins every year and has gone to a sleep-away puppet camp. However, before the show, Dawn leaves Mack so that she can fight with her brothers some more. During that time, Mack puts on an amazing puppet show, surprising everyone. He ends up winning the competition after the Harper Quads ruin everything.Season 2Quad CourtMack is having fun pranking Principal Tarian and brags about it to the quads. At first, Dawn doesn't believe that Mack is capable of the pranks but eventually admits it. Later on, when the quads run out of drama for their quad court, they decide to setup Mack. They place their dad's candy golf-balls in one of the student's locker with a note of Mack's face that says "Mack Attack!" When the balls spread on the hallway and catch the principal's attention, he concludes that Mack did it. The quads attempt to confess doesn't work out because the principal assumes that they are just trying to protect Mack. Eventually, they manage

Bad thing in terms of "The Big Picture" Success or Failure? Operation: Success or Failure is determined whether or not the Main Character achieves his goal, independent of good or bad. In order to achieve his goal, he must end up where he wants. Because a quad has four positions and can be seen as dynamic or companion pairs, in order to succeed, the Main Character must start at one point and end at its appropriate partner. If he does not, he has failed. Effect: The quads of the success/failure level are by default arranged in a success configuration. If the author chooses Success, there will be no effect. If the author chooses failure, the Dependent pairs of each of the three quads at this level will flip in reference to each other within each quad. In other words, in each quad, one of the dynamic pairs will invert from top to bottom in reference to the other, simultaneously disrupting both dynamic and companion pairs and preventing the main Character from successfully completing his quest. Sympathy/Empathy Operation: The audience can feel one or two ways about their Main Character; they can identify with him or simply identify him. In the first case, they see the story trough his eyes. In the second case, they focus his attention on him. Either way the Main Character is the center of the story but we either see story from his point of view or watch him as he experiences the story. Effect: The three quads at the bottom level are juxtaposed upon each other in order to create appreciations of all the quads in the structure as to their subjectivity, objectivity, time, space, positive and negative natures. When combined as they are in their default position, the relationships created between subjective and objective will have the audience looking trough the Main Characters eyes, the author's choice of "Empathy". If the author chooses "Sympathy" all three quads flip over like poker chips, and are combined from their reverse sides, reordering subject and objective, time and space, positive and negative and having the audience look