http://www.builtforstrength.com/ The Vibram Five-Finger Squat featuring Doug Briggs, Weightlifting Champion and Author of Built for Strength. Doug Briggs, Ph.D., is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS, *D) with the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) and a NSCA Fly Solo Mentor. He is a leading expert in his field with a long history of personal weight training, strength and conditioning coaching and competing internationally.
The squat exercise is the most complete muscle building exercise for your body. Visit http://www.builtforstrength.com/ to purchase your copy of Coach Briggs' latest book, Built for Strength - "a scientifically proven and empirical nuts and bolts book" on weight training.
@Timbo6830 strengthen your glutes and hips... it has nothing to do with bone anything...a
EB5005 1 month ago
I'm having an issue with squatting that low being that my heels will to lift up. I'm pretty sure it's a result of the ratio of bone length between my femur and tibia but am not positive. Would you recommend putting a plate underneath my heels so I can squat deeper Olympic style? Thanks in advance
Timbo6830 1 month ago
Good squat technique video, however there are 3 things that keep this video from being perfect: 1. No mention of core bracing before descent 2. No mention/explanation of proper hip hinge 3. Breaking neutral spine at the bottom of lift, thus causing posterior pelvic tilt or "the wink" in the strength coaching world.
Aside from those critiques, good video and I love the fact your squatting in Vibrams, definitely the best shoes I've worn for resistance training outside of lifting barefoot.
bigjtraining 5 months ago
Not a bad squat tutorial. I wouldn't class this exercise as specifically a "Vibram Five-Finger Squat" though! I don't think wearing Vibrams changes the mechanics of the exercise sufficiently to justify having it's own name ;)
mankillsquare 9 months ago
excellent. that is absolutely a correct squat!
kraftsportNO 1 year ago