Squatting in the gym has paid off by helping me in the garden this morning weeding for hours! My trainer introduced me to your informative podcast. Thank you, gentlemen!
@inhale3384 Winner! Please email: ann@mindpumpmedia.com with a screenshot of your youtube username, winning episode number, and the email address you would like the program under and we will get you hooked up!
Another question- why don't you guys show videos of how to perform these exercises correctly? While I love the descriptions, I think it might be beneficial to demonstrate the proper form? I don't know. just a suggestion. Thanks, again. Great program.
Search “mind pump” and insert exercise name in TH-cam! I’ve never heard them talk about a single exercise that doesn’t exist in an instructional format clip. They’re super helpful!
My strength sky rocketed when I went hard on back squats. My quads got big when I focused on front squats. My legs turned into oak trees when I started doing Cossack squats frequently. Especially in the Landmine.
Omg! I have to tell you that I have been following Mind Pump for about 18months now and I have done A LOT of trial and error. I dirty bulked last year and put too much fat and weight but boosted my metabolism too. I also took your cardio advice a bit literally and stopped doing it almost completely. I did increase my step average though. This year, I started a cut and I AM FINALLY LOSING WEIGHT!!🎉🎉 I want to improve my VO2 max now, but I am so proud to have squatted 74kg (I'm only 5'1 and 47 years old and around 60kg ) 🎉🎉. Thank you Mind Pump for Maps Anabolic, which I am following. I have finally found a way of eating which is sustainable for me, even while cutting. I can't tell you how much that means to me😊. I finally feel less governed by food. I feel sooooooo amazing that the look I am going for is less important than having balance in my diet and being strong. 🎉🎉Once again, thank you!! Still watching avidly😊😊
This was an amazing and really informative episode. Could you do this again but with other movement patterns (like a vertical press, etc.) Thanks alot Gents💪
I’ve been squatting for years, but I didn’t realize my technique was way off until I had an injury. Since then my focus has been on perfecting my technique, I really love the exercise it’s amazing and has given me a lot of gains, I know I am not as strong as I’d like to be yet but I’m working my way on it each squatting session.
After years of only doing yoga, Pilates and barre classes I’ve switched my routine, joined a gym and lift. I’m shocked at how hard doing squashed lunges are! I’m still not able to add any weight. Just using the bar, but starting to feel results. I’m sure it’ll take time. I appreciate all your podcasts and information. Finished MAPS Anabolic and loving this new journey in my health and fitness journey 🙏🏼
I've been bouncing between Anabolic and Symmetry... I absolutely love the programs and have seen plenty of strength gains. I'm currently running anabolic in reverse. I used to be fairly beat up after gigs, but now I'm doing more work with less pain and overexertion. I feel better in my late 40s than I did in my 20s.
anabolic was always my fave but I'm in maps15 and my goodness!!! didnt realize how much I needed this switch. much more energized and recovery feels much easier!!! absolutely luff you guys!
My legs are definitely my weakness. Whatever I do, I feel knee pain. I use dumbbells using either goblet or deadlift. I've tried orthotics and knee braces but can't seem to get them working without pain. I am walking backwards trying to strengthen hamstrings which I hope will be help take strain off. I appreciate the tetesterone benefit of working our biggest muscle and doing it first. I will keep on keeping on.
One trick that you may want to try for that knee pain is what is known as a Spanish Squat, an isometric squat that has been shown to relieve knee pain for an hour or more. I have them as part of my Oly lifting warm up routine. Take a heavy resistance band and loop it around the rack column, put your legs through and hold the squat as close as you can to 90 degrees. You will feel an incredible pump/burn in the quads as the blood flows in.
Love you guys! I tune in almost every time you drop. Part of my regular routine i have is filling my cup (so i can continue to fill others) and you guys are a large part of that. Thank you!
I only have access to dumbbells at home so I've been doing a goblet squat. I started with 35 lb and now I'm doing 45, getting my butt very close to the ground. I'm 5'2 and 100 lb, I don't know if this is a good weight for me but it definitely feels heavy. Hopefully this is good for now, I had better listen to this episode!
I was just talking to my nephew about squats, I just didn't know how to explain the importance of them. He told me he doesn't do squats, but I think he does a variation of these. But Thanks for the info. guys☺️
I went from barely being able to bodyweight squat, to lifting and carrying my girlfriend up the stairs with stability and confidence. Thank you soo much Mindpump!!!❤❤
I squatted yesterday and I have felt the libido increase for the past 24 hours. I agree with Adam that it helps increase the testosterone and feel the benefits from it being raised.
Must ask- I love squats. Absolutely. HOWEVER, I can't do them anymore due to disc and sciatica issues. How can we modify squats and deadlifts to work for those who can't do a traditional- high/low/front squat?? Thanks, guys. Even though I can't do them, I think they are the best of exercises on the planet.
I've always had problems with back squats, combination of height (6'1"), anatomy (long femurs) and mobility issues. Been doing landmine squats using a Viking attachment and landmine stand - upto 140kgs for 6 reps and no issues other than running out of space for plates on the sleeve. Legs are jacked ;-)
I know most folks just need to get under the bar consistently but hack-squats can really level up overall quad development and knee health. I have an upright hack squat machine (York Style) in my gym that has helped my Vastus Medialis appearance and ROM immensely. I had to focus on the ATG and sissy-squat variations for most of a year but the look of my legs was worth the time. 54M
I'm going to make a suggestion that might seem to be a bit out of left field, but hear me out: the Overhead Squat. While my OHS is nowhere near my BS or FS, I think that my OHS has made a significant difference in my upper back and shoulder development. My training program has a day of OHS, a day of FS, a day of BS, and then a day of SS.
This was incredibly informative! I really wish you'd show some pix or examples of each w/ both proper and improper form. This would be supremely helpful even for experienced lifters.
I love your content and hope to get the Maps program someday. I have been a trainer for 23 years and have learned so much from all of you. I wish I had this when I first started! Thank you for all your important knowledge!!!
Enjoyed the episode. My take away is that now I need to read on what work I can do to prepare my body to be able to do a barbell loaded back squat. I have avoided them because I have injured my lower back so many times I did not want to risk getting sidelined again perhaps for months (am in my late 50’s) due to lower back problems. I am currently 19 months in the gym essentially injury free or with injuries I could work out around. Anyway - if you can point me to an episode perhaps that will help me prep my body for this exercise that would be great. I also need the mobility in my shoulders to actually hold the bar on my shoulders - can’t do that presently. Hands can’t get back that far.
If you're having mobility issues, ask your gym if they have a safety squat bar--which is specifically designed for people with poor shoulder mobility. As far as exercises to help guard against another lower back injury, have a look at what are known as 'The McGill Big Three' (the YT channel Squat University has an excellent tutorial video). These are great exercises for the entire core, and are a great warm up for just about anything else that you do.
Excellent breakdown on all the major squad variations! Has you're going down the list, how was thinking to myself: ' I wonder if they're going to mention the Cossack squat'?🤔 And the MP team delivered 👏😎 Bravo. This is why you guys are top of the food chain.
I've got a love-hate relationship with Bulgarians...they work so well, I know this, but they are so hard. I do them anyway, 2 times a week, and I see enormous gains in running and walking as 46 yr old women anyway.
Properly done high bar squat is a much better exercise for the quads than a front squat.. only good use for a front squat is an Olympic lifter and they only do it because they have to be in that position for other lifts. To grow their quads they use high bar squats.
I used to train in the gym ,but hurt my hip . Now training at home, pilates helped me with recovery. Scared of doing heavy weights now. I know I need it. I was carnivore for 15 months and then my weight strayed to go up, but mostly fat. Started to add some carvs ,and veg. Gained even more weight. What do you guys think about carnivore for females in 40s. ? I think I messed up my metabolism with fasting a lot, training fasted, and eating just meat and eggs. Works for some , it worked for 15 months but then weight just was going up and up . Now heavier then ever. Please any suggestions. 🙏
But there are variations of the back squat. Are you talking high bar? Low bar? Elavated heel? Box squat? SSB bar? Tempo variation of the back squat? Or maybe im overthinking it. I agree with the front squat assessment. Every time I go up on my front squat, my back squat number goes up exponentially.
I live and travel full time in a Sprinter van. I usually find gyms to go to, but I do carry some dumbbells and a kettlebell and a TRX. Is it even worth doing squats if the weight is light? Like 100 lbs less than what I would do in the gym? I like the idea of doing frequent bursts of squats scattered throughput the day on my breaks from work and then heavier days when I go to gyms.
Nice. Always love a squat variations convo. 🦵 I also finally noticed the additional links to similar podcasts in the description box. The masterclass resources will definitely help me improve my form and add variety to my workouts. 🙏 Keep up the great work guys 💪
Doug should have shown us each of those 4 squats Sal was talking about (like he usually inputs some visuals like that)... cause people like me don't know how those squats look alike so this whole conversation about 4 types of squats was completely meaningless to me (and people like me) who can't see it visually...
So to comment on something that was said early in the episode, I can't say this about squats yet because I don't squat very heavy and do it that often but when I do the deadlift, especially between 250-300 pounds (I'm a newby at the move), I feel amazing for at least the next day. Surge of energy and feel great. Is that pretty normal?
Doing Squats triggers pain in my lower back, I've tried adjusting my form, no joy. My back went yesterday, not even doing any exercise at the time. Could it be a nerve problem? It seems especially triggered by hip hinge movements.
I got ACL in both of my knees due to either back squats or goblet squats :( The ortho has told me to have ACL surgery for my Right knee. How can this be happening? Isn't squat supposed to improve knee health?
Lack of mobility, lack of priming, bad form, loading too early and/or too much. All of these can cause injury. It has nothing to do with the movement and everything to do with how you go about it.
I find the problem with goblet squats is that eventually your forearms and wrists will get tired long before your glutes or quads so you don’t get a decent leg workout. Its great for building range of motion and nailing the technique though
@@thebluewormbin3444 if you learn to rack correctly the weight should be only held in place by your hands & forearms and actually should be supported by and rest on your chest. If you have issues as you mention, it seems the weight is too far away from your body.
@@Szilvia_Szilvia your forearms and grip simply can’t outlast a large muscle like the glutes or hamstrings with a weight sufficient to work those huge muscles
@@thebluewormbin3444 You're right in saying that bigger muscles can do more volume. But that's not relevant here. Once again, the weight should be on your body, held in place by the hands. So either you've never trained these movements and you're coming from theory, or you have a thing or two to correct on your form.
I heard about this. But apparently there is a real backlash happening in some places. There is even a company now, a private one, helping get rid of the squatters. Going to take a closer look if it’s worth it to include these into my routine, I know squatting is popular right now, but I don’t want to get in trouble if the law changes.
29:56 Never had a client hurt themselves heavy squatting or deadlifting is a wild thing to say. Love the show btw but I’d be interested in hearing you guys discuss the risk/reward of heavy squats and deadlifts as we age with Peter Attia. th-cam.com/video/tM599A6wUAw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ZC8YujSIFLqDMaN0
![The Official Squat Form Checklist [Are You Squatting Wrong?]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Uv_DKDl7EjA/mqdefault.jpg)
Squatting in the gym has paid off by helping me in the garden this morning weeding for hours! My trainer introduced me to your informative podcast. Thank you, gentlemen!
Ring that notification 🛎
You're welcome.
@inhale3384 Winner! Please email: ann@mindpumpmedia.com with a screenshot of your youtube username, winning episode number, and the email address you would like the program under and we will get you hooked up!
@@MindPumpShowThank you so much! 😊
Another question- why don't you guys show videos of how to perform these exercises correctly? While I love the descriptions, I think it might be beneficial to demonstrate the proper form? I don't know. just a suggestion. Thanks, again. Great program.
Search “mind pump” and insert exercise name in TH-cam! I’ve never heard them talk about a single exercise that doesn’t exist in an instructional format clip. They’re super helpful!
I googled them as they talked. It was helpful.
It would help so much for us newbies😅😅😅
My strength sky rocketed when I went hard on back squats.
My quads got big when I focused on front squats.
My legs turned into oak trees when I started doing Cossack squats frequently. Especially in the Landmine.
Omg! I have to tell you that I have been following Mind Pump for about 18months now and I have done A LOT of trial and error. I dirty bulked last year and put too much fat and weight but boosted my metabolism too. I also took your cardio advice a bit literally and stopped doing it almost completely. I did increase my step average though.
This year, I started a cut and I AM FINALLY LOSING WEIGHT!!🎉🎉
I want to improve my VO2 max now, but I am so proud to have squatted 74kg (I'm only 5'1 and 47 years old and around 60kg
) 🎉🎉. Thank you Mind Pump for Maps Anabolic, which I am following. I have finally found a way of eating which is sustainable for me, even while cutting. I can't tell you how much that means to me😊. I finally feel less governed by food. I feel sooooooo amazing that the look I am going for is less important than having balance in my diet and being strong. 🎉🎉Once again, thank you!! Still watching avidly😊😊
This was an amazing and really informative episode. Could you do this again but with other movement patterns (like a vertical press, etc.) Thanks alot Gents💪
Thanks guys for being the saviours of the health industry. Truly doing Gods work
I’ve been squatting for years, but I didn’t realize my technique was way off until I had an injury. Since then my focus has been on perfecting my technique, I really love the exercise it’s amazing and has given me a lot of gains, I know I am not as strong as I’d like to be yet but I’m working my way on it each squatting session.
After years of only doing yoga, Pilates and barre classes I’ve switched my routine, joined a gym and lift. I’m shocked at how hard doing squashed lunges are! I’m still not able to add any weight. Just using the bar, but starting to feel results. I’m sure it’ll take time. I appreciate all your podcasts and information. Finished MAPS Anabolic and loving this new journey in my health and fitness journey 🙏🏼
I've been bouncing between Anabolic and Symmetry... I absolutely love the programs and have seen plenty of strength gains. I'm currently running anabolic in reverse. I used to be fairly beat up after gigs, but now I'm doing more work with less pain and overexertion. I feel better in my late 40s than I did in my 20s.
anabolic was always my fave but I'm in maps15 and my goodness!!! didnt realize how much I needed this switch. much more energized and recovery feels much easier!!! absolutely luff you guys!
My legs are definitely my weakness. Whatever I do, I feel knee pain. I use dumbbells using either goblet or deadlift. I've tried orthotics and knee braces but can't seem to get them working without pain. I am walking backwards trying to strengthen hamstrings which I hope will be help take strain off. I appreciate the tetesterone benefit of working our biggest muscle and doing it first. I will keep on keeping on.
checkout kneesovertoesguy
One trick that you may want to try for that knee pain is what is known as a Spanish Squat, an isometric squat that has been shown to relieve knee pain for an hour or more. I have them as part of my Oly lifting warm up routine. Take a heavy resistance band and loop it around the rack column, put your legs through and hold the squat as close as you can to 90 degrees. You will feel an incredible pump/burn in the quads as the blood flows in.
@@RouletteRog I will try try that. Thanks much.
try belt Squat or hack Squat
@@thisguyrighthere4634thanks, I will look into that. im working out at home. All I have is bands and dumbbells, bench and dip/pull-up station.
It wasn’t until I did Bulgarian spilt squats that I felt connected with my glutes. This helped me break through a back squat plateau
Love your content. My husband, son, and I are in different phases of maps anabolic and are enjoying the results!!!!
I’m a huge fan of these masterclass style episodes, yall are such a goldmine of knowledge
Love you guys! I tune in almost every time you drop. Part of my regular routine i have is filling my cup (so i can continue to fill others) and you guys are a large part of that. Thank you!
Justins hat and Adam’s shirt is the GOAT
I only have access to dumbbells at home so I've been doing a goblet squat. I started with 35 lb and now I'm doing 45, getting my butt very close to the ground. I'm 5'2 and 100 lb, I don't know if this is a good weight for me but it definitely feels heavy. Hopefully this is good for now, I had better listen to this episode!
That's very good, especially at your size! 💪🏻
Peace 🙏 from San Jose , CA :)
I love those kind of episodes. You guys are the BEST.
I was just talking to my nephew about squats, I just didn't know how to explain the importance of them. He told me he doesn't do squats, but I think he does a variation of these. But Thanks for the info. guys☺️
I went from barely being able to bodyweight squat, to lifting and carrying my girlfriend up the stairs with stability and confidence. Thank you soo much Mindpump!!!❤❤
I squatted yesterday and I have felt the libido increase for the past 24 hours. I agree with Adam that it helps increase the testosterone and feel the benefits from it being raised.
glad you're finding yourself more desirable😂
This is gold! It would make a great series for other types of exercises (hint, hint). Thanks for a great show.
Must ask- I love squats. Absolutely. HOWEVER, I can't do them anymore due to disc and sciatica issues. How can we modify squats and deadlifts to work for those who can't do a traditional- high/low/front squat?? Thanks, guys. Even though I can't do them, I think they are the best of exercises on the planet.
Great question, I wanted to ask the Same. Maybe landmine squads would be good option?
I've always had problems with back squats, combination of height (6'1"), anatomy (long femurs) and mobility issues. Been doing landmine squats using a Viking attachment and landmine stand - upto 140kgs for 6 reps and no issues other than running out of space for plates on the sleeve. Legs are jacked ;-)
@@mali1067 Holy crap! Never thought of that. Great job, too. Thank you!
I know most folks just need to get under the bar consistently but hack-squats can really level up overall quad development and knee health. I have an upright hack squat machine (York Style) in my gym that has helped my Vastus Medialis appearance and ROM immensely. I had to focus on the ATG and sissy-squat variations for most of a year but the look of my legs was worth the time. 54M
i found you guys recently. i ABSOLUTELY love your content.
Great episode! I recently got a setback with a leg injury and went through rehab. Perfect time to start working on these squat exercises!
Happy to have an episode on Sunday but sad to think I'm not having Monday episode, definitely I can consider my self as a MP addict!
This will be the most liked, shared, viewed and downloaded episodes. So helpful and needed.
I'm going to make a suggestion that might seem to be a bit out of left field, but hear me out: the Overhead Squat. While my OHS is nowhere near my BS or FS, I think that my OHS has made a significant difference in my upper back and shoulder development. My training program has a day of OHS, a day of FS, a day of BS, and then a day of SS.
Squatting has helping me increase my overall strength
This was incredibly informative! I really wish you'd show some pix or examples of each w/ both proper and improper form. This would be supremely helpful even for experienced lifters.
Wow, how do u man know exactly what I need. Best content on TH-cam period. The knowledge is unmatched.
because he is sir, psychic.
These half our episodes are way too short, I could listen to you guys for hours on end 😅
Toooo short I agree - but so valuable - Im here should you decide to bring in the three-hour long ones 👏👌!
But it’s nice not to hear about Max
I disagree- I love the shorter ones so I get to watch them! There are too many to watch and when they're super long, there is not enough time ;)
I love your content and hope to get the Maps program someday. I have been a trainer for 23 years and have learned so much from all of you. I wish I had this when I first started! Thank you for all your important knowledge!!!
Enjoyed the episode. My take away is that now I need to read on what work I can do to prepare my body to be able to do a barbell loaded back squat. I have avoided them because I have injured my lower back so many times I did not want to risk getting sidelined again perhaps for months (am in my late 50’s) due to lower back problems. I am currently 19 months in the gym essentially injury free or with injuries I could work out around. Anyway - if you can point me to an episode perhaps that will help me prep my body for this exercise that would be great. I also need the mobility in my shoulders to actually hold the bar on my shoulders - can’t do that presently. Hands can’t get back that far.
If you're having mobility issues, ask your gym if they have a safety squat bar--which is specifically designed for people with poor shoulder mobility. As far as exercises to help guard against another lower back injury, have a look at what are known as 'The McGill Big Three' (the YT channel Squat University has an excellent tutorial video). These are great exercises for the entire core, and are a great warm up for just about anything else that you do.
Love the show guys! I do CrossFit so I squat all the time whether I like it or not!!
There’s no second best 💪🏼
Squat video! before squat day!🦵
never even heard of a Cossack squat before but leg day is tomorrow, i'll give it a shot!
Great episode as always. I'll have to start incorporating some of these exercises!
Thank y’all so much for this ! Implementing today 💕
Good reminder to do all 4 of these. Thank you!
Excellent breakdown on all the major squad variations!
Has you're going down the list, how was thinking to myself: ' I wonder if they're going to mention the Cossack squat'?🤔
And the MP team delivered 👏😎
Bravo.
This is why you guys are top of the food chain.
Working on perfecting my Squats! Love your informative vids. Thank you!!
Newbie here! Enjoying the content! Thanks!
Weird seeing an episode on Saturday! But an exciting episode as I’m currently restructuring my training after doing performance and anabolic
Great episode. Very informative. Thank you 🙏🏽.
Love you boys....im in my 60s looking to gain some muscle...need to get me a maps plan...
I've got a love-hate relationship with Bulgarians...they work so well, I know this, but they are so hard. I do them anyway, 2 times a week, and I see enormous gains in running and walking as 46 yr old women anyway.
Properly done high bar squat is a much better exercise for the quads than a front squat.. only good use for a front squat is an Olympic lifter and they only do it because they have to be in that position for other lifts. To grow their quads they use high bar squats.
Hook me up! Gotta fill out these chicken legs 😂 Always enjoy listening to the show and yalls insight 6:18
Thanks for the great info!
This guy said tuck the chin in I never do that and my god how my spine locks up and straightens my posture is solid I love squats now lol no lie
Love squats!
Great tips! 🎉
Finally here at a decent time
Nice episode ❤
I used to train in the gym ,but hurt my hip . Now training at home, pilates helped me with recovery. Scared of doing heavy weights now. I know I need it. I was carnivore for 15 months and then my weight strayed to go up, but mostly fat. Started to add some carvs ,and veg. Gained even more weight. What do you guys think about carnivore for females in 40s. ? I think I messed up my metabolism with fasting a lot, training fasted, and eating just meat and eggs. Works for some , it worked for 15 months but then weight just was going up and up . Now heavier then ever. Please any suggestions. 🙏
But there are variations of the back squat. Are you talking high bar? Low bar? Elavated heel? Box squat? SSB bar? Tempo variation of the back squat? Or maybe im overthinking it. I agree with the front squat assessment. Every time I go up on my front squat, my back squat number goes up exponentially.
I live and travel full time in a Sprinter van. I usually find gyms to go to, but I do carry some dumbbells and a kettlebell and a TRX. Is it even worth doing squats if the weight is light? Like 100 lbs less than what I would do in the gym? I like the idea of doing frequent bursts of squats scattered throughput the day on my breaks from work and then heavier days when I go to gyms.
Yes, we love your idea
Nice. Always love a squat variations convo. 🦵 I also finally noticed the additional links to similar podcasts in the description box. The masterclass resources will definitely help me improve my form and add variety to my workouts. 🙏 Keep up the great work guys 💪
Doug should have shown us each of those 4 squats Sal was talking about (like he usually inputs some visuals like that)... cause people like me don't know how those squats look alike so this whole conversation about 4 types of squats was completely meaningless to me (and people like me) who can't see it visually...
What is the difference between low volume training and high volume training in terms of going to failure?
No demonstration videos?
Found them listed on the show notes….
Split squats have recently royally humbled me lmao
So to comment on something that was said early in the episode, I can't say this about squats yet because I don't squat very heavy and do it that often but when I do the deadlift, especially between 250-300 pounds (I'm a newby at the move), I feel amazing for at least the next day. Surge of energy and feel great. Is that pretty normal?
Yes, it's your CNS. Keep moving!
Surprised they did not overlay demo videos for viewers to better understand.
Trying to build my legs now but doing so while also running is such a pain. Any advice ?
Squats ftw
No overhead squat?
Back/Front/Overhead/Split
How can we get the shirt Adam is wearing? I could not find it on the site.
Doing Squats triggers pain in my lower back, I've tried adjusting my form, no joy. My back went yesterday, not even doing any exercise at the time. Could it be a nerve problem? It seems especially triggered by hip hinge movements.
Wait are you guys releasing videos on Saturdays now?
I got ACL in both of my knees due to either back squats or goblet squats :( The ortho has told me to have ACL surgery for my Right knee. How can this be happening? Isn't squat supposed to improve knee health?
Lack of mobility, lack of priming, bad form, loading too early and/or too much. All of these can cause injury. It has nothing to do with the movement and everything to do with how you go about it.
Depends if your skeleton is aligned correctly. If not, then overuse will do more damage. Check out "Ageless, Painless Tennis" 📖
Kang Squats 💯💯💯💯
What about Pistol Squats?
👍👍👍
Every cycle were doing a squat variation
💪🏿💪🏿
No whammies no whammies no whammies stop (here) and give me the free MAPS split
No overhead squat? Weird.
I feel triggered from this episode! 420 lbs squat. I can barely do 135 lbs split squat
I see you said a goblet squat is good as a starter, can it be done regularly?
I find the problem with goblet squats is that eventually your forearms and wrists will get tired long before your glutes or quads so you don’t get a decent leg workout. Its great for building range of motion and nailing the technique though
Yes
@@thebluewormbin3444 if you learn to rack correctly the weight should be only held in place by your hands & forearms and actually should be supported by and rest on your chest. If you have issues as you mention, it seems the weight is too far away from your body.
@@Szilvia_Szilvia your forearms and grip simply can’t outlast a large muscle like the glutes or hamstrings with a weight sufficient to work those huge muscles
@@thebluewormbin3444 You're right in saying that bigger muscles can do more volume. But that's not relevant here. Once again, the weight should be on your body, held in place by the hands. So either you've never trained these movements and you're coming from theory, or you have a thing or two to correct on your form.
I heard about this. But apparently there is a real backlash happening in some places. There is even a company now, a private one, helping get rid of the squatters. Going to take a closer look if it’s worth it to include these into my routine, I know squatting is popular right now, but I don’t want to get in trouble if the law changes.
29:56 Never had a client hurt themselves heavy squatting or deadlifting is a wild thing to say.
Love the show btw but I’d be interested in hearing you guys discuss the risk/reward of heavy squats and deadlifts as we age with Peter Attia.
th-cam.com/video/tM599A6wUAw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ZC8YujSIFLqDMaN0
All talk and no action? What happened to the 4 Types Of Squats Everyone Should Be Doing ?
No sissy squats?
First one here!!! 💪🏽