Reply With QuoteThese are strong squats; I don't see anything obvious to be corrected. Perhaps that's why you've not gotten any responses?
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squat form check
Hello,
Although I have been squatting for a few months now, I would kindly appreciate a form check. The following video was taken from a Texas Method volume day. This was set 4/5 and at 275 lbs.
Thank you for the time.
http://youtu.be/ASWEbM4NMU4
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These are strong squats; I don't see anything obvious to be corrected. Perhaps that's why you've not gotten any responses?
You can also post to the Starting Strength Coach Q&A section for a second set of eyes.
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These are solid high-bar squats...but if you're going for low-bar squats as SS teaches, then you're leading with the chest and have too upright a back.
How to fix:
(1) Focus on driving your hips, not pressing through your feet.
(2) Look down, not straight ahead--this will help enable hip drive.
(3) Sit back and lean over more. Again, will help enable hip drive.
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