1) You are going too deep. Fix it! Below is correct depth; no deeper, no higher!
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2) Drive your hips straight UP, not back. Don't let the hips drift back during the ascent.
Age: 29
Height: 6 Feet tall (182 cm)
Body Weight: 92 Kg (202 pounds)
Started: 3 weeks ago
Continued from: Help an absolute Newbie learn correct form.
1) You are going too deep. Fix it! Below is correct depth; no deeper, no higher!
20150820_squat.jpg
2) Drive your hips straight UP, not back. Don't let the hips drift back during the ascent.
Better hip drive and depth. That rack is not ideal but you need to put the bar one notch lower. Being on your toes trying to re-rack the bar with a heavy weight will not go well. Also take a slightly more narrow stance and shove your knees out the whole time. Good work so far