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Squat form tips

M

maunded

Guest
Hi all,

I train alone so don't often get anyone to critique my form.
This morning I asked a random to video it for me.
It seems a lot faster on the video than it felt, so I guess tip one would be slow it down.
Let me know how Im doing

http://youtu.be/PtQRMrJQAKg

Thanks!
 
you did 6 reps so you can't be following them that well
add weight dude
and get yourself a better set of shoes
 
Looks good to me, i have a similar form i think, bloody hurts my legs afterwards.

When i use to work out before my PT would say 'If it hurts you are doing it right'
 
and get yourself a better set of shoes

Yeah the asics are a bit bouncy for my current training plans, I have a pair of converse allstars low cut, Ive read they are good lifting shoes, I'll try them in my next session.
 
I think it funny that some will say dont squat in "bouncy" shoes, yet happily squat on rubber matting.
 
Ive just started SL 5x5 so Im to 65 on squats down from 85.
It seems too easy, but I'm just following instructions :)

Stick to the program... Just add 2.5kg every workout and squat 3 times a week...65kg is a fine place to start from.
 
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