12:50 I took the safeties off for the video, promise! 😅They completely cover the side view, other than the bar path. Thank you so much for the tips, I never considered doing anything with my shoulder blades after I already set up for the lift. And I'll definitely look into my past programming/bench frequency to see if anything correlates. Thank you!!
Love the advice and series, Dr. Feigenbaum! Had the pleasure of meeting you back in spring in Winnipeg and have been following your new bench form for me (elbows out wider) and it got me a PR of 285lbs!
I've just gotten around to watching these and found them really useful. Definitely going to incorporate some of the cues you've mentioned into my own lifts!
As a new lifter, I love these videos (until I can pay for some of that PT)! I’ll submit some videos when it’s with a weight that isn’t sad. I would not lift it weren’t for BBM, and you have significantly increased my quality of life. Probably have some health benefits too 😂. Thanks!
Hey Jordan, what's your honest take on knee slide? I guess apart from being inefficient and having the potential to lead to the gm squat pattern, there are many world champions squatting this way without issue...
I haven’t seen many elite lifters squat this way, mainly because the back angle change and or potential loss of balance is/are untenable at higher loads. That said, people have different styles and I think there’s a range of variation in what’s most efficient for an individual. If the back angle doesn’t get crazy and people don't lose balance, I’m pretty much fine with it in an experienced lifter. In a newer lifter, I’d probably be more apt to change it and see what happens regardless.
I love me some knee slide, Bryce Lewis does it with great success, it is maybe more suited to high bar/upright torso because the change in back angle would be way less (?
TH-cam is always better with Jordan and Austin
really enjoying this series Jordan, keep them coming!
12:50 I took the safeties off for the video, promise! 😅They completely cover the side view, other than the bar path.
Thank you so much for the tips, I never considered doing anything with my shoulder blades after I already set up for the lift. And I'll definitely look into my past programming/bench frequency to see if anything correlates. Thank you!!
Love the advice and series, Dr. Feigenbaum! Had the pleasure of meeting you back in spring in Winnipeg and have been following your new bench form for me (elbows out wider) and it got me a PR of 285lbs!
I've just gotten around to watching these and found them really useful. Definitely going to incorporate some of the cues you've mentioned into my own lifts!
Just wanted to say these videos have been super helpful! Made a few tweaks to my squat and deadlift that made PRs much easier last week.
As a new lifter, I love these videos (until I can pay for some of that PT)! I’ll submit some videos when it’s with a weight that isn’t sad. I would not lift it weren’t for BBM, and you have significantly increased my quality of life. Probably have some health benefits too 😂. Thanks!
That’s awesome, keep it up!
I highly appreciate this style of video; thank you, Jordan!
Enjoying the series, planning to send some videos in the next few weeks
Great information!
Awesome series! Fully recommended coaching with BBM! ❤
Thanks for the review! Love your content.
Thanks for the feedback
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Love this content, keep up the good work!
I really appreciate these form checks. Very few, 0 infact, people I trust in my gym to critique form where I would believe their criticisms
Thank you
What do you think that guy’s doing in the background? Cracked me up.
That girl is a beast! (actually, all BBM followers are beasts)
Love these!!!
Even with light weight im having front hip pain like hip flexor area, any tips? Ive had many many injuries.
Do you have tight hamstrings?
@@primrosed2338 yes.
Damn, the 3rd guy was really clean!
Hey Jordan, what's your honest take on knee slide? I guess apart from being inefficient and having the potential to lead to the gm squat pattern, there are many world champions squatting this way without issue...
I haven’t seen many elite lifters squat this way, mainly because the back angle change and or potential loss of balance is/are untenable at higher loads. That said, people have different styles and I think there’s a range of variation in what’s most efficient for an individual. If the back angle doesn’t get crazy and people don't lose balance, I’m pretty much fine with it in an experienced lifter. In a newer lifter, I’d probably be more apt to change it and see what happens regardless.
I love me some knee slide, Bryce Lewis does it with great success, it is maybe more suited to high bar/upright torso because the change in back angle would be way less (?
@@CCSABCDit does tend to happen with more vertical torso’s, but again, a lot of this can be explained by personal preferences and self organization.
Nice
Oh!? I see I was already here. I'm gone.
Dr. of what?
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Am I alone in thinking that squatting 140kg as a women at 14 years old is ridiculous? The deadlift also looked easy for her.
She’s a tank
Can confirm, very strong!
haha sasha is a beast! She started doing weightlifting since 8 years old, and the last year she started her journey with me in powerlifting
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