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Patrick
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: AZ
Posts: 30,574
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a) post a video
b) if you don't want to get hurt then stop trying to force yourself into a position or range of motion that it just doesn't want to go into to (extra wide squats). What is your infatuation with trying to squat extra wide anyway? When I watch people squat extra wide, I am always scared when I see how their knees track. |
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Smartass anthropologist
Elite Member
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Anywhere, everywhere, nowhere....
Posts: 5,994
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When I did Std. deadlifts (I know your talking squats, but... ) they fucked up old sports injuries I had. Then I tried sumo (wide) style, and they took some of the load off my back. But in the process, I felt like they put a shit load of strain on the uplift on my hips.
I think this is the same for squats. The way I see it, do back squats with parallel stance, because that way you get the best upthrust. Wide stance and you'll feel it big time on your hips( in the hole) . Stick to standard, unless you have an injury that says otherwise. Fuck your trainer. |
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