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Big bump to this post. Nailed it. Key points are to push with the heels, not the toes, and to go as deep as possible. As for knee stress, i disagree that parallel is worse than deep squats. Deep squats are painful to do, but you NEED TO DO THEM. They work the glutes and the hams, which won't really help you if you're training for looks, but for strength big time. The only reason you shouldn't do deep squats isn't because it hurts your knee. Stfu. If you didn't do stuff cause it hurts nobody would be in a gym. Take the pain and love the results. The acception is if you have a chronic poor knee problem or have had reconstructive surgery. Like me. YAY! |
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Just checked it out a little, there is no more danger in going parallel than there is in going past parallel.
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SO just because you checked it out were all supposed to agree? I dont agree, but it would be nice to see what the thoughts or the supposed evidence is that makes you believe they are equal |
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The first thing that should be addressed that has yet to be asked or discussed is "what makes you think you are not getting the workout you're supposed to"? secondly...you are probly suffering from weaknesses in your posterior core and hips. more specifically glutes, hammies, and lower back, and hips. what exercises do you do for those muscles? they all affect your squats greatly. |
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