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alexvega said:i am a guy how always had trainig with squat a nd lunges.
i need other exercise, more specific.
sure i consider my genetic. all the members on the family are lack of butocks
jajjaja.
thanks so much people
If squats aren't doing it there is nothing else you can really do that's better.alexvega said:i am a guy how always had trainig with squat a nd lunges.
i need other exercise, more specific.
sure i consider my genetic. all the members on the family are lack of butocks
jajjaja.
thanks so much people
alexvega said:always did squat and lung
what can i do ?
Does going below parallel on a squat hit the glutes any more than just going to parallel?CowPimp said:Try some good mornings. Those always make my ass incredibly sore. Various forms of deadlifts and glute ham raises are also great.
cfs3 said:Does going below parallel on a squat hit the glutes any more than just going to parallel?
That's what I thought, but I wanted to make sure. (Would it be beyond bad taste to say that I didn't want to assume?)CowPimp said:A greater range of motion, and in this case a greater stretch, is usually beneficial. In theory, it should lead to a stronger contraction due to the myotatic stretch reflex.
cfs3 said:That's what I thought, but I wanted to make sure. (Would it be beyond bad taste to say that I didn't want to assume?)
Side thought: could you image what would happen if a person was squatting near their max and just dropped? The myotatic stretch reflex would have no time to take effect! Have you ever heard of this happening?
Sick bastard.CowPimp said:Yes, horrible taste. Haha. Kidding kidding.
What do you mean by dropped? Are you talking about a quick intentional drop, or the result of passing out or some such involuntary reason?
cfs3 said:Sick bastard.
An unintentional drop for some reason.