you are probably inflexible in your hamstrings due to years of not squatting correctly.. its easy for you knees not to go past your toes once you properly push your hips back. try to squat directly in front of a wall, if your knees touch the wall your not properly pushing those hips back .
i do have a question.. i find it easier with my feet about a shoulder width apart bu with my feet angled outwards, does this make a difference? does it work as well?
Thank you for the video. I think I squat wrong because my knees always pop when I squat down. I know it's probably b/c I do it improperly and arch my heel. Do you have a video of how to squat all the way down to the ground properly? I get embarrassed because me knees pop, but it doesn't hurt at all.
yeah i get the same thing with my knees. could be something wrong with your feet or simply the ways things are. dont worry about it, im pretty sure nothings wrong there =]
Hmm, I'm not sure this is beneficial when someone's got 100kg+ on their back. When squatting isn't it imperative that one keeps their back slightly arched as opposed to rounded to prevent them prolapsing a disc?
thankyou for your interest slaughteryaface however when you perform ANY kind of squat, your quadriceps are still being used, whether you're pushing from your toes or heels.
Your quads will still be used as a synergist, fixator or antagonist.
Thanx for watchin my friend...more videos to come up soon...
maybe you can actually get her to squat next time--- not breaking parallel = no squat, f urther her knees should be out to the sides as she she lowers into the bottom of the squat to properly engage the abductors . otherwise you are not getting all the benefits of a proper squat that will engage the posterior chain effectively.
'Front of your Figh, back of your Figh, and yer bum.'
Sangggreal 2 months ago
Why don't you go more than 90 degrees? Is there a reason?
shoopdawhooperful 7 months ago
Keep pressing 2....
laxlover76 10 months ago
did you say the knees aren't going over the toes? because they are.
HomeGymFitness 1 year ago
lmao wat he say?
naughtygirl160 1 year ago
I don't even think anyone can keep their knees NOT past their toes without falling back...or maybe my heels aren't big enough
Sircrazypants 1 year ago
@Sircrazypants
you are probably inflexible in your hamstrings due to years of not squatting correctly.. its easy for you knees not to go past your toes once you properly push your hips back. try to squat directly in front of a wall, if your knees touch the wall your not properly pushing those hips back .
lwmstern 10 months ago
I love brittish chubby girls!!!-
UndercoverSkinner 1 year ago
The major reason why your knees are passing your knees is, you aren't sticking your chest out, Shoulders back, and chest out, butt out too.
mickfish03 2 years ago
her knees are passing her toes ... dumbass
lisaaaa921 2 years ago
Hanna! Stick your bumb out!
VegetoStevieD 2 years ago
Yea talking about squats and wears the last shitty shoes for squatting!!!
Noob
Littlebarf 2 years ago
thanks
ajhalitzka 2 years ago
I didn't understand a word he said.
ashleyley07 2 years ago 4
are ur knees suppose to go over ur toes , i cant really understand wat he says
the1091man 2 years ago
no, not past your toes.
JOLIELISSETTE 2 years ago 6
thankyou very much :)
i do have a question.. i find it easier with my feet about a shoulder width apart bu with my feet angled outwards, does this make a difference? does it work as well?
~S
xJustSingWithMex 2 years ago
A very good video, I will be back for more. Thank you!
niceaussiegirl 3 years ago
Thank you for the video. I think I squat wrong because my knees always pop when I squat down. I know it's probably b/c I do it improperly and arch my heel. Do you have a video of how to squat all the way down to the ground properly? I get embarrassed because me knees pop, but it doesn't hurt at all.
cassaleenie 3 years ago
yeah i get the same thing with my knees. could be something wrong with your feet or simply the ways things are. dont worry about it, im pretty sure nothings wrong there =]
CelticAndProud 3 years ago
Hmm, I'm not sure this is beneficial when someone's got 100kg+ on their back. When squatting isn't it imperative that one keeps their back slightly arched as opposed to rounded to prevent them prolapsing a disc?
volatileacid 3 years ago 2
Hi Volatile,
these videos are for viewers who are new to exercise and so wouldn't be squatting with that amont of weight on their back.
Thanx for watching
sam
samwinkworth 3 years ago
Ok Cheers.
volatileacid 3 years ago
thankyou for your interest slaughteryaface however when you perform ANY kind of squat, your quadriceps are still being used, whether you're pushing from your toes or heels.
Your quads will still be used as a synergist, fixator or antagonist.
Thanx for watchin my friend...more videos to come up soon...
sam ;-)
sam
samwinkworth 3 years ago
@samwinkworth
maybe you can actually get her to squat next time--- not breaking parallel = no squat, f urther her knees should be out to the sides as she she lowers into the bottom of the squat to properly engage the abductors . otherwise you are not getting all the benefits of a proper squat that will engage the posterior chain effectively.
lwmstern 10 months ago
quads should not be used at all f00l
its all glutes and hams! if you use your quads then you are pushing from your toes you should always push from your heels (glutes and hams)
slaughteryaface 3 years ago
thank you
PML55 3 years ago