Trying to figure out if I'm stronger low bar or high bar.... low bar numbers are higher but they're belted, and no where near as deep... high bar + cutting depth might even it out a bit.
When I get tired, the last reps get into a semi good morning, I'm at 112,5 kg now :)
Problem is that my back is to weak to keep the weight up when I start to push my legs up and it ends up with my legs going up faster then my back and I good morning the shit...
Working on your back strength is the key, like, hyper extensions or reverse hyper extensions, look up Louie Simmons videos for better explanation.
@aguaditoo I'm squatting 115kg atm, 117.5 next workout (and I weigh 92kg). Squats still going good but lately I've been getting really unpleasant lower back pain - not during the lifts themselves but right after, a kind of pulsating thing T.T most of the reps I'm pretty sure my form is sound (as far as I and the olympic lifter guy at my gym can tell), but on some reps I do what this guy does where you kind of get stuck halfway and have to semi good morning out. How can I correct this?
you need to strengthen your core and make the lift in one strong movement. your hips drive up low-bar style first and then you semi-goodmorning the weight midway.
it's a legit squat, but if you get into OLY, you need to improve your form
@audiophil92 I have the same problem.
When I get tired, the last reps get into a semi good morning, I'm at 112,5 kg now :)
Problem is that my back is to weak to keep the weight up when I start to push my legs up and it ends up with my legs going up faster then my back and I good morning the shit...
Working on your back strength is the key, like, hyper extensions or reverse hyper extensions, look up Louie Simmons videos for better explanation.
Siedlerdeo 1 week ago
@aguaditoo I'm squatting 115kg atm, 117.5 next workout (and I weigh 92kg). Squats still going good but lately I've been getting really unpleasant lower back pain - not during the lifts themselves but right after, a kind of pulsating thing T.T most of the reps I'm pretty sure my form is sound (as far as I and the olympic lifter guy at my gym can tell), but on some reps I do what this guy does where you kind of get stuck halfway and have to semi good morning out. How can I correct this?
audiophil92 2 weeks ago
there's more to squat form to depth.
you need to strengthen your core and make the lift in one strong movement. your hips drive up low-bar style first and then you semi-goodmorning the weight midway.
it's a legit squat, but if you get into OLY, you need to improve your form
tl;dr good strength and depth, but form is off
aguaditoo 1 month ago
i dont know....they say you cant tell depth from the front...lol
123thousand 5 months ago
probably the next bolton
leeboy29680 5 months ago
nice squats!
Will132us 6 months ago
Strong! What is your bodyweight?
Tilbythegreat 6 months ago
I think it's safe to say your hitting depth there Tom.
Top squatting!!
helisellson 6 months ago
I am extremely jelly. You sir, need to release a book of some sort, be it a biography or a weightlifting guide, because I would buy it.
u780 6 months ago
Super stuff Tom. By the looks of things high bar may be your ticket forward!
athletesnightmare 6 months ago