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Great lifts dude. Your form is not to be fucked with...it is the best form I have ever seen.
Makes me feel good about all the hard work though, mostly the dieting. Thanks all you guys and gals. How long does it take for the comments on youtube to show up? I posted a response, but it hasn;t shoed up in over 5 hours.
Oh, oops. I have it so I have to approve the comments people leave. There are alot of tools on youtube that spam ghey shit, I have yet to deal with it though. Thanks for the comments.![]()
I just dont know how you squat in sweats?!?!
your form on the front squats are fantastic, you get atg and the back is straight not rounded at all. On the back squats you dont get as deep, and you lean forward a little, I know it is not because the weight is too heavy for you, because you pause and do it with no problem, you must have some tight muscles (maybe the hip flexors?) hopefully p-funk or CP see the vids.
do you front squat more than you back squat?
Yep, it's definately much easier to go deeper on front squats and not have much forward lean as back squats for most people. Correct form in PL squats is pretty much to lean forward, but you're still keeping your back flat/straight.
Yep, I still keep my spine neutral. Yeah, and what Sean said too, PL-ers usually have quite a bit of forward lean.
Take Ed Coan for example.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBmWyO2K4-s
Of course there are different methods though.
Yep, I still keep my spine neutral. Yeah, and what Sean said too, PL-ers usually have quite a bit of forward lean.
Take Ed Coan for example.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBmWyO2K4-s
Of course there are different methods though.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSpJKfCBNzg&mode=related&search=
He busts a blood vessel and blood starts running down his face from his nose on this lift.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSpJKfCBNzg&mode=related&search=
He busts a blood vessel and blood starts running down his face from his nose on this lift.
You are da squat master! you gonna do some more ME this week or next?
Nice vwerkiout!
One of the guys I train with (the cop who squatted 666 at my meet) used to have a bad habit of slamming his head on the bar before squatting to get himself fired up... Well, once he did that and it made a little cut on his forehead... When he got to the bottom of his squat, blood burst out of his head...

Strong looking leg workout man. I like the DB RDL's. Never tried RDL's, but have done SLDLs with DB's. I know those are tough.Today's workout -
back squats
warm ups - 1x10 at 135, 1x2 at 225, 1x1 at 275, 1x1 at 315, 1x1 at 325
set #1 - 1 rep at 335 lbs PR
front squats - RI 2 minutes
set #1 - 8 reps at 225 lbs
set #2 - 8 reps at 225 lbs PR
DB RDL's - RI 2 minutes
set #1 - 10 reps at x2 115 lbs
set #2 - 10 reps at x2 115 lbs PR
lying leg curls - RI 90 seconds
set #1 - 12 reps at 80 lbs
set #2 - 12 reps at 65 lbs
standing calf raise machine - RI 60 seconds
set #1 - 15 reps at 155 lbs PR first time using this, nothing special
set #2 - 15 reps at 135 lbs
set #3 - 15 reps at 115 lbs
Alright workout. Just worked on some singles on the back squats. I felt sluggish and not into it mentally today. Form was a bit wobbley on everything. yawn.
Strong looking leg workout man. I like the DB RDL's. Never tried RDL's, but have done SLDLs with DB's. I know those are tough.
You suck!I'm going to have to shoot for 4000 daily. Not complaining, I actually like that fact that I can eat so much and still stay lean.
