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the hip bones.
The lap strap must sit low and snug over the hips and pelvis, below the abdomen, not across the stomach. The diagonal strap passes over the collarbone and shoulder without touching the neck, and across the centre of the chest. Do not put it under your arm. The belt must have no slack or twists.
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the hip bones.
the abdomen.
the knees.
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