Your weight is coming up on your toes in the bottom, causing your knees to go too far forward.
Don't you hate when people touch the plates on your rack when you're squatting?
http://youtu.be/4NRgXZ4QLY4
This is the third set at 117.5 (also my first posted clip here). Sorry I don't know how to embed it.
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Your weight is coming up on your toes in the bottom, causing your knees to go too far forward.
Don't you hate when people touch the plates on your rack when you're squatting?
Can't tell if you're wearing shoes with a heel, but they definitely help. Your grip seems to be really, really narrow too. Other than that I don't see much wrong.
It’s hard to tell from the angle/quality of that clip and the way your pants hide your shoes, but your stance may be a bit narrow, and it looks like your toes aren’t turned out enough. Try widening the stance an inch or two, make sure your toes are turned out about 40 degrees or so, and shove your knees out and sit back as you descend.
Thank-you spar. The session before this I failed a rep and had a wider stance, also read somewhere that narrowing the stance can help hip drive which influenced me. I thought that was one of the suggested angles to aim for on these clips and yes the camera does suck. A guy offered to be my cameraman today, maybe I should have taken him up on it. Here is the fail vid, but it is even worse as far as angle goes, you basically have to watch me in the mirror so don't look if it will annoy you :-)
http://youtu.be/lPvNB3fDuKE
Yeah, I can’t tell much from that clip. If you get a chance to take someone up on an offer to help record, do it, and try to get side view as well as rear view.