I don't know what you're talking about--your depth is fine, unless the camera angle is really distorting.
You are, however, pausing at the bottom of your squat. Work on just bouncing up out of the bottom.
Hi Mark
I have started doing SS after I had read your books Starting Strength and Practical Programing. That I got recommended from some Norwegian website. I am a 24 year old male. 192cm tall and weight 90kg.
I have had some problem with my squats. Before I got my weightlifting shoos I couldn’t get down below parallel at all. I hope that you could help me out and give me some pointers on my squat and deadlift technique, and how i could get better flexibilety.
Squat 85kgx5
Deadlift 105kgx5
Sincerely Christopher
I don't know what you're talking about--your depth is fine, unless the camera angle is really distorting.
You are, however, pausing at the bottom of your squat. Work on just bouncing up out of the bottom.
Stance is too wide on the squats and deads are too light to mean anything.
Yeah I feel that I don't get the bounc at all. It makse the lift hard.I don't know what you're talking about--your depth is fine, unless the camera angle is really distorting.
You are, however, pausing at the bottom of your squat. Work on just bouncing up out of the bottom.
If i try to get smaller stance i feel i can't get deep enough or i fall backwards. Its bigger problem when i don't got the weightlifting shoos.Stance is too wide on the squats and deads are too light to mean anything.
It’s high. Not horribly, but by at least an inch. As Carlos says, narrowing the stance will help.
You’re probably not leaning over enough because you probably don’t shove your knees out enough when your stance is shoulder width. This seems to be the #1 mistake people new to the LB squat make. Try it. Post video, and we’ll help you out.
+1, but I can tell already that you’re setting up with the bar too far forward, and you drop your hips instead of squeezing the chest up when you set the back. You need to look straight ahead on the DL, not down. You also put the bar down all wrong. Use a challenging weight and re-post video, but make sure you clearly show the deadlift setup steps.
I will try to do what you guys recommend and see how it goes. Hopefully I can film a new movie. But I have joined a new gym, and I don't know if they allow me to film.
The dead lift movie is a bit old, i got some pointers on if form other people and they pointed out the same ting ass you. I will try to do it with more weight next workout and with better form.
Thank you guys.