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    Default Post seminar squat check-up

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    Coaches,

    Thanks again for the wonderful seminar held at Coliseum Strength & Conditioning in Hampton, VA last weekend. The overall information and technique feedback was priceless.

    Would you mind taking a look at how my squat looks while trying to implement the cues I received? The main ones were:

    -break hips and knees at same time
    -get knees more forward
    -chest down earlier and more
    -get weight onto mid foot (I was rolling onto the outside of my heels so badly that my big toes were actually coming off the ground)
    -hands in closer and keep wrists straighter (they were wrapping over the bar)
    -aggressive hip drive out of hole

    This is my 2nd squat session since the seminar and it really felt like it clicked. I can't remember my squat feeling this easy since......well, the seminar.

    Here is my 3rd and final planned triple:

    https://youtu.be/x7xidxeNCI4

    Thanks again for all that you guys do!

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    Glad we could help. Those squats look really good. Rep two may have been just above parallel, but, otherwise, that is how a squat should look. Nicely done.

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    So the knees moving back is not only okay, but desirable?

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    The knees have to move back at some point as they extend.

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    I didn't realize that point is so early.

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    Those are, with the minor depth caveat on rep two, properly done squats.

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