Working sets of reverse band squats with Iron Woody #2 fitness bands doubled from 03/02/2009. Lifts are 405x1,455x1,500x1 (PR+5lbs),525(M) and 455x3. Bands provide about 135lbs of assistance at bottom of lift.
Thanks John. Form wasn't good back then but I have improved on my form since then. I'll give those a shot but I'm not sure if I can do them at the moment as I'm recovering from a ruptured hamstring tendon. I'll definitely start doing them when I can though so thanks for that tip.
Congrats on the PR. In regards to form, your adductors are most likely tight, which causes the "caving in" effect of the knees. Search "Cossack Squats" here on youtube. Incorporate a couple sets of those with bodyweight into your warm-up and it should help in that regard. Keep up the good work!
Really good depth. I dont like your little hiccup in the bottom of your movement, and it is also scaring me how you let your knees cave inward on the way up.
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Thanks John. Form wasn't good back then but I have improved on my form since then. I'll give those a shot but I'm not sure if I can do them at the moment as I'm recovering from a ruptured hamstring tendon. I'll definitely start doing them when I can though so thanks for that tip.
kureigu85 1 year ago
Congrats on the PR. In regards to form, your adductors are most likely tight, which causes the "caving in" effect of the knees. Search "Cossack Squats" here on youtube. Incorporate a couple sets of those with bodyweight into your warm-up and it should help in that regard. Keep up the good work!
and1uprise 1 year ago
Thanks. Yeah my squat form definitely wasn't the best in this video. I've improved some and I'm working on keeping the knees out.
kureigu85 2 years ago
Really good depth. I dont like your little hiccup in the bottom of your movement, and it is also scaring me how you let your knees cave inward on the way up.
winenj1 2 years ago
I've been working on my squat form, it's still not great but it isn't wretched.
kureigu85 2 years ago
Poor form, don't lean forward on the concentric portion of the lift - you are relying on your back not your legs
jock996 2 years ago