Choose from: --You can make them close, but that isn't necessary. Use whichever size works for you to get tighter kicks.; --Try to press the bar in at least a little easier than you would to forcing it to go. It's a lot easier to do without one hand and not lose focus.; --Tighten your core muscles on your hands and upper arms to keep your arms and neck strong. Your grip should be natural and you should not be too rigid or rigid.; --If your hands line up too precisely with your feet, you may accidentally kick your hands during the toes-to-bar, weakening your grip as a result. Another reason for keeping your grip at or beyond shoulder width is to minimize the distance you'll need to swing during the toes-to-bar.;Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to do toes to bar
Grab the bar.
Place your hands on the bar so that they are just slightly wider than shoulder width. Make sure your fingers and thumbs wrap around the bar for a secure grip.
Answer:
If your hands line up too precisely with your feet, you may accidentally kick your hands during the toes-to-bar, weakening your grip as a result. Another reason for keeping your grip at or beyond shoulder width is to minimize the distance you'll need to swing during the toes-to-bar.