Guess who learned how to front squat brahs.
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This. I found adding glute abductions in on non-leg days helped a ton in controlling where my knees went. It's honestly not a big deal on max effort squats though; as long as you're conscious of it and mentally pushing your knees out you'll be fine. Looked good to me!
Seriously though, you should be competing.Gym lifts: 260/130/285
Meet lifts: 245/130/285
Coming back after injury journal: http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=169273893
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08-27-2014, 02:09 PM #25
how impressive is this? cuz that was my last FS max
^ youre probably going too wide with the feet.. ur knees cave pretty hardcore every rep. i can't see that being proper form
also too wide of grip, which makes it harder to keep ur elbows up. at least try a more narrow gripEgg foo young, En lo mein, so come on baby and have it just the same woooooynga
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08-27-2014, 04:01 PM #28
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Great strength! Can see you're fighting the knee cave pretty hard, the last rep it was quite bad but it tends to happen to a lot of people when nearing their max numbers. Maybe try some resistance band work to get used to forcing 'em out.
Front squats are one of my fav exercises and I just went out and bought some new Reebok Lifter pluses to squat in. Then I went and tore an ankle ligament so not even tried them out yet
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08-27-2014, 06:55 PM #29
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Grats on the lift. For the most part, the lift looked good for a PR. Personally, I like a much more narrow stance, but provided you have the flexibility and can avoid knee caving, do what works.
Strong lift.
As mentioned, watch with the knee caving. Your upper back is giving out and as you start leaning forward, your knees cave to prevent yourself from falling over. I would also revisit your hand position. It looks like your gripping the bar and your elbows are a bit low. IMO, very slight knee caving is only acceptable on a heavy single. If your knees are caving, don't go back into the hole.
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