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Musclekid92
01-19-2009, 11:13 AM
Getting back into heavy squats. Form went down hill towards the end, not GM'ing the weight up AS bad but I still need some work on keeping my head up.







http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=To4JyKLZNEQ&feature=related

claudev
01-19-2009, 02:46 PM
Nice that was intense dude

Reps n Sets
01-19-2009, 03:00 PM
Those last couple reps look a little dangerous, the fact you were strong enough to muscle up the weight like that is pretty impressive though. (did you feel any discomfortable in your lower back after?)

I'd lower the weight a little, maybe to about 365 and work up from there.. you have a lot of potential and injuries this early in your career would be devasting (an injury sucks at any point of career, but to get one before you even started would be the worst).

Keep on lifting hard, you already have good size for you height so you will be beast when your around my age. (21.. atleast by tomorrow)

Musclekid92
01-19-2009, 03:26 PM
No, I didn't have any lower back discomfort. I know what your saying though, I'm putting myself in a vulnerable position.

I just watched it a couple times myself, and I noticed that after my second rep I'm not really driving my head up as much. Thursdays my light squat/assistance day and I'm going to really work on form. Thanks a lot for the critique man!

laxxxer
01-19-2009, 03:31 PM
im always envious of squat videos. i suck so much at them.
nice job

Billster
01-19-2009, 03:34 PM
ur elbows are flaring back too much i think

Musclekid92
01-19-2009, 03:41 PM
im always envious of squat videos. i suck so much at them.
nice job

Much appreciated man. I saw your deadlift video, awesome job! It's got to be hard to maintain your lifts with all the sports you play.

Musclekid92
01-19-2009, 03:50 PM
ur elbows are flaring back too much i think

I just noticed that, it's probably attributing to my leaning forward. Thanks for pointing that out man.

JayHardGainz
01-23-2009, 11:00 AM
Yeah keep that back aligned bro but awesome Vid man Good job

debrovnik
01-25-2009, 05:24 AM
Man, those last 3 reps were horrible to watch!

Very impressive weight for your age though!

DJSTARER
01-25-2009, 05:25 AM
i though your form was great. you have a long torso, so your squats are going to fold more than most with that bar position

Musclekid92
01-25-2009, 08:44 AM
Yeah keep that back aligned bro but awesome Vid man Good job

Thanks man, hopefully I can apply all the advice I've gotten in today's workout!



Man, those last 3 reps were horrible to watch!

Very impressive weight for your age though!

hehe, yes a work in progress I know. Thanks for the feed back bro!



i though your form was great. you have a long torso, so your squats are going to fold more than most with that bar position

Yeah that actually makes a lot of sense. I guess for a powerlifter my squats are kind of in a high bar position. I'll have to mess around with everything today, break some bad habits. Thanks for the feedback!


Reps for everyone

Supercows
01-25-2009, 11:45 AM
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Musclekid92
01-25-2009, 12:14 PM
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thanks bro

DJSTARER
01-25-2009, 03:02 PM
Thanks man, hopefully I can apply all the advice I've gotten in today's workout!




hehe, yes a work in progress I know. Thanks for the feed back bro!




Yeah that actually makes a lot of sense. I guess for a powerlifter my squats are kind of in a high bar position. I'll have to mess around with everything today, break some bad habits. Thanks for the feedback!


Reps for everyone

you mis-understood me. The lower your bar position, the more you will be forced to fold over. It's not a question of leverage or strength, just center of gravity. Just think about it. Naturally, the bar will move on a straight line, 90* to the ground. The further down your back you put it, the further forward your head must be in the hole to keep the bar on it's straight, 908 path.

Musclekid92
01-25-2009, 03:28 PM
you mis-understood me. The lower your bar position, the more you will be forced to fold over. It's not a question of leverage or strength, just center of gravity. Just think about it. Naturally, the bar will move on a straight line, 90* to the ground. The further down your back you put it, the further forward your head must be in the hole to keep the bar on it's straight, 908 path.


Okay I get what your saying, sorry I missed it the first time. Thanks for explaining.