I used to be able to squat 290kg 4 reps and now my knee joints are fucked. I wish I'd stuck to doing a lighter weight and more reps i.e 200kg 12 reps. I'm paying for it now.
@1strengthandhealth9 what kind of absolutely retarded theory is that??????? I can support 300 lbs but I KNOW for a fact that I cannot squat it, so there goes your moronic theory
@RSixBoy Don't take my word for it. Ask Louie Simmons and Bud Jeffries since they've both said the same thing. It's essentially the basis of progressive distance training, ie. work from supporting to moving a weight that you were supporting. You might want to try it so you can boost your pathetic squat.
Good job brother. How do you have those chains attached? I have a Smith machine so I don't have to worry about it. But it is, nonetheless, a good idea. Have you ever tried squatting heavy with zero-momentum training? It is a killer.
Exactly better to do proper squats with a weight you can lift than pretend with a weight you were never meant to touch. I don't know what it is in peoples egos that make them do this stupid stuff.
@fosschr the point of doing rack pulls or rack squats is too get your cns used to heavier weight. Its a different kind of training technique to add on heavier poundages to your max squat or deadlift
@no1weak I believe completely in squatting deep, I think it's the best way to squat. Deep squats should constitute the overwhelming majority of your squats. I have come to the belief though that partial squats can be a useful tool in the same way that board press is to the bench. I experimented this Monday after deep heavy power squats I experimented with some partial squats, and I love the effect that it has two days later. My VMO feels full and solid as does my whole posterior chain.
Looks Good!!!! Nice for Static also
powerful1677 1 year ago
I used to be able to squat 290kg 4 reps and now my knee joints are fucked. I wish I'd stuck to doing a lighter weight and more reps i.e 200kg 12 reps. I'm paying for it now.
carlyndolphin 1 year ago
lmao looks like were ganna pass out fora sec. some times that happens to me when i push it to the limit
good job bro
lolol801 2 years ago
If you can support then you can theoretically do a full lift with it, so you're not far off. Good job!
1strengthandhealth9 2 years ago
is this video linked somwhere or something? Anyway its 2.5 years old now...so yes I have no probs squatting 760 for depth and reps now.
kabuki07 2 years ago
@1strengthandhealth9 what kind of absolutely retarded theory is that??????? I can support 300 lbs but I KNOW for a fact that I cannot squat it, so there goes your moronic theory
RSixBoy 1 year ago
@RSixBoy Don't take my word for it. Ask Louie Simmons and Bud Jeffries since they've both said the same thing. It's essentially the basis of progressive distance training, ie. work from supporting to moving a weight that you were supporting. You might want to try it so you can boost your pathetic squat.
1strengthandhealth9 11 months ago
Good job brother. How do you have those chains attached? I have a Smith machine so I don't have to worry about it. But it is, nonetheless, a good idea. Have you ever tried squatting heavy with zero-momentum training? It is a killer.
BCPowerman 2 years ago
Good music choice. Lamb of God, "Black Dahlia." Nothing like lifting to Lamb of God. It gets me pumped as hell.
n673ma 2 years ago
everytime you do partial squats, Jesus kills a kitten. Don't be a pussy, save the kittens. Squat deep
no1weak 2 years ago
Dang this is almost 2 years old...Anyway I did hit 805 for depth in competition just a couple weeks after this.
kabuki07 2 years ago
Exactly better to do proper squats with a weight you can lift than pretend with a weight you were never meant to touch. I don't know what it is in peoples egos that make them do this stupid stuff.
fosschr 2 years ago
@fosschr the point of doing rack pulls or rack squats is too get your cns used to heavier weight. Its a different kind of training technique to add on heavier poundages to your max squat or deadlift
waterse 2 years ago
@fosschr
if you knew anything about powerlifting maybe you wouldnt make uneducated comments like these
silatguy 1 year ago
@fosschr
partial Squat & deads are probably the best known ab excercise known to man
westwood187 1 year ago
@no1weak I believe completely in squatting deep, I think it's the best way to squat. Deep squats should constitute the overwhelming majority of your squats. I have come to the belief though that partial squats can be a useful tool in the same way that board press is to the bench. I experimented this Monday after deep heavy power squats I experimented with some partial squats, and I love the effect that it has two days later. My VMO feels full and solid as does my whole posterior chain.
biscuitmancollin 4 months ago
@biscuitmancollin
THANK YOU!!!
Partials are one of the best ways to get stronger in full range movements in any exercise.
What is funny is how many people that bash them would get destroyed if they tried to do partials with this amount of weight!
zurichdublin188 1 month ago
big weight
kraftsportNO 2 years ago
Wobble or no wobble, Kabuki, u r strong!!! Read dinosaur training?? Cuz u look like 1 to me man!!
yatin883 2 years ago
yeah baby!
TRAIN LIKE AN ANIMAL TO BUILD THE BEAST!!!
lolmmmol 2 years ago
do you ever do lockouts with squats?where you only move like 4 inches?
themeaningoflife38 2 years ago
Gnarly. Some serious strength.
universatile 3 years ago
Like the use of chains nice idea.
Good partial.
kcdesigns 3 years ago
Yea man that wobble makes me nervous just watching it.
JD1985 4 years ago
Nice job, do some lower sets with some good reps, your scaring me with that death wobble.
ssredwave 4 years ago
i've had some more time with the the heavy weights. just hit a 905 full depth this week. looks good and vid is up.
kabuki07 4 years ago