Spinal loading, hip drive, stretch reflex
Spinal loading, hip drive, stretch reflex
if you do it from a 4 inch box, the hip drive is there. Actually, it's more similar to a box squat imo since the stretch reflex is removed. Btw, which do you think would have more carryover to athletic endeavors? Instead of back squat + deadlift, the two main lower body lifts would be trap bar deadlift (off box) + deadlift + some added plyos to take care of that stretch reflex.
Last edited by umairsemail; 12-25-2014 at 06:08 PM.
My shoulder isn't flexible enough to hold a normal barbell on my back due to a rotator cuff tear when i was a teen. I bought a safety squat bar as well, but it seems to workout my entire back to a huge degree; essentially my back is bottlenecking my lower body. For long term lower body power development, do you think there would be much difference if i choose the trap bar deadlift over the safety bar squat?