bobby doing back squat

[teamjinsoku]

jeez thats nuts. thats 2 plates more than i can do twice...

[tituss1992]

you are never strong enough that you dont need help

[Marteh]

Good form man

[conditioningdaniel]

Great bobby, where do I start :) ?

[JoePresentsWTF]

yeah bobby - you've entered the world of weights! gotta get huge:) as if your jump isn't crazy enough already. still nice form dude squat deep:)

[Georgepk4life]

amen to that. x

[peterpan187]

very nice, more people in parkour should stop being so narrow minded and start squatting

[joepkl]

Nice man :)

[generationparkour]

hahaha whenever someone does anything to do with a squat the same knee argument comes up hahaaa, jesus

anyhooo

SIICK! STRONGMANS

[Michael8Christian]

hard work

[ZlOmaroslav]

Man, your knees are going to be destroyed very soon if you´ll keep going so deeply... About 90 degrees are ok, getting lower isn´t good.

[hatazhi]

yeah i agreed some guys just doesn't understand!

[dfilt3r]

Bull. Stopping at 90 degrees actually puts more stress on your knees due to lack of hamstring involvement. Google "Starting Strength", then read it.

Squat deep my friend.

[ZlOmaroslav]

Well, to be honest i won´t squat at all, there are exercises that do less damage. But i agree you´re right too, stopping at 90 degrees does damage as well as going under.

[dfilt3r]

No, you're not listening. Stopping at 90 degrees does damage, but going lower does not do damage. Squatting is the single most effective exercise you can do, if done correctly. But feel free to avoid them and never be strong.

[bilakispa]

dfilt3r, the 90 degree rule does not excist

[bobbyatopk]

i appreciate that your worried about my knees but i research every type of training i do quite extensively.

please dont spread missinformation that you have gotten from word of mouth or some other unreliable source.

i can quote you scientific studies onsquatting deep if you realy want.

as for you not doing squats.. your missing out. they increase tendon ligament and bone strength at 80 percent of 1rm and will make you jump like a beast and have good glute activation/ knee alighment

[ParkourKings]

shhizz man

[PhilyDee]

keep that up and you'll have bad hearing within a couple of years

[dantemustdie94]

Good job mate, all about the ass 2 grass.

[woody369]

You back looks like it rounds and your feet are pointed outwards. Although hard to tell on the side view. I wouldn't go as deep with that weight if you can't keep your back from arching.

[bobbyconditioning]

i was not concentrating on the arch in my back as much that day because im trying to keep a more neutral back instead of full on arch. but i can actualy hold the arch quite extreme if i want to but i think its actualy bad the ammount i do it.

im deliberately pointing my feet out and my knees are tracking over the center of my foot. your knees shouldnt point forwards or you would have to point your knees in abit to keep the tracking correct and its bad for your ligaments.

peace

[woody369]

Not heard/read about the ligament thing before, although just checked and my feet naturally point out a little, just looked odd.

And from what I understand the type of rounding you do isn't too bad, not the low bit at the hip, and not rounding out, but still looked a little dodgey on a couple of reps. I need to film my form to check it properly.

You'll soon be on double bw. :)

-WOODY-

[bobbyconditioning]

thanks broo

[m5parkourks]

awesome bro.

[tobysegar]

siick, howd you do it on the wall like that?

[bobbyconditioning]

haha parkour skills

[tobysegar]

teach me

[lmAdOdO]

Good job, mate.

[St3ph89]

yeah