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    Default High bar squat check

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    I’m unable to low bar squat at the moment. Shoulder mobility issues are a limiting factor but I continue to stretch and work towards the ability to low bar.
    For now I high bar squat and could use some advice on form.
    I’ve posted my 3rd set from today. I was fatigued and you can see it in my low back on reps 4-5. This same weight was butter 48 hrs ago but wasn’t few it today. Any form advice would be greatly appreciated. Been working the nlp for 3 months. Putting on weight at about 1lb/week
    Squat 2/15/21 345x5x3 - YouTube

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    Couldn't be better.

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    I have 2 questions... Aren't the wrists too far bent back? And should his gaze still be a bit 'lower'? It looks like there's some thorasic extension.

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    Why didn't you add weight between now and 48 hours ago?
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    Quote Originally Posted by AndrewLewis View Post
    Why didn't you add weight between now and 48 hours ago?
    I added 5lbs from last session. Not sure why I indicated “same weight.” I had hit 345 a couple weeks ago but my depth wasn’t great so I backed off 15% and just got back to it.

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    starting strength coach development program
    Am I missing it?
    aren't these a bit high?

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