What are the best ways to develop flexibility in the muscles that generally "prevent" people from doing ATG squats. (I'm thinking ankles, hamstrings, hips (?), quads (?).
-Exercises
-Stretches
-Anything else that will help///
(especially with people with longer thigs compared to lower leg)
thanks for your time.
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Thread: How to increase squat depth???
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05-16-2006, 05:31 PM #1
How to increase squat depth???
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Either box squats, or squats with a weight which is HEAVY enough to help increase the tension on the stubborn tendons, but LIGHT enough that you aren't scared or worried about getting out of the hole. For me this is about 135. Bodyweight squats don't help because the inflexibility will tend to pitch you over forward or backward. Lately I am only going parallel tho, NSCA approves both types of squat and for my needs currently the parallel squat is doing the job.
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