try dropping the bar a little bit down on your shoulders so you can get your chest out. and make sure your head stays up, look at the ceiling, your stance is good. and please get a weight belt man. and also you need to strengthen your abs, lower back, and glutes and hamstrings, strengthening these areas will help your squat tremendously and help your stability. you have to be strong everywhere to be able to squat. try goodmorning, hypers, glute ham raises, leg raises, and weighted ab exercises
I have the same problem, but actually more severe, i go right over to one side and apparently looks like i'm off balance. My friends cringe when i do it.
Hope you've corrected it, it's a common flaw and often is caused by tightness in the hips and/or ankles on the SIDE YOU ARE MOVING TO. If you've not sorted it, find a GOOD strength coach, physio or personal trainer to see which muscles are tight and which aren't firing. Some temporary isolative work and deep tissue massage solves the problem in most cases. Good luck!
try dropping the bar a little bit down on your shoulders so you can get your chest out. and make sure your head stays up, look at the ceiling, your stance is good. and please get a weight belt man. and also you need to strengthen your abs, lower back, and glutes and hamstrings, strengthening these areas will help your squat tremendously and help your stability. you have to be strong everywhere to be able to squat. try goodmorning, hypers, glute ham raises, leg raises, and weighted ab exercises
TeamTNTperformance 1 year ago
you just gotta keep your ass under you when going up. notice how your hips goes up first, it makes you use too much back in the exercise
mehrdadofsky 2 years ago
try putting your feet forward and a little better stance
koolaidbergaide 3 years ago
I have the same problem, but actually more severe, i go right over to one side and apparently looks like i'm off balance. My friends cringe when i do it.
Might help you to make your stance less wide.
yusefsobky 3 years ago
Hope you've corrected it, it's a common flaw and often is caused by tightness in the hips and/or ankles on the SIDE YOU ARE MOVING TO. If you've not sorted it, find a GOOD strength coach, physio or personal trainer to see which muscles are tight and which aren't firing. Some temporary isolative work and deep tissue massage solves the problem in most cases. Good luck!
tyrant1505 3 years ago
Interesting, i didn't realise that was the cause. Thanks, will do.
yusefsobky 3 years ago
@tyrant1505 Sorry just seen this, but thank you for the advice!
yusefsobky 9 months ago