Squat form check

[JacksonG]

Hi,

I posted here earlier but was informed that I needed to read the "before you post" sticky. I've fixed the issue from the previous post and think my camera angle is better. Any tips on my form would be appreciated.

Heres the set:

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Just from experience, I know I need to work on upper body tightness and my grip. I need to start working on my shoulder mobility which should allow me to get a better grip, and improve overall tightness.

Also, over the past few weeks as the weight has gone up I've noticed some pain in my glutes while squating. It kinda feels like a painful stretch when I squeeze my glutes near the top of the squat. It got to the point where I wasn't able to finish the following deadlift set because my glutes were shot. I took a break from squatting/dl for a week to see if it would fix itself. I didn't notice it today but I want to figure it out incase it pops up again. Thanks.

[hansuswurstus]

I am no expert but I noticed 2 things: You should sit back more while going down. Also, you should get squat shoes - your ankles are collapsing inwards at the bottom.

[AndrewLewis]

Lift your chest and bend over more, get your knees out harder, and drive your hips more.
Your elbows are coming up because your upper back isn't tight, so you're compensating. Lifting the chest should fix this.

Buy some squat shoes.

I don't know what to tell you about your glute pain.

[JacksonG]

Ok thanks for the tips guys. Would jamming my knees out more fix my ankles at the bottom?

[hansuswurstus]

Ok thanks for the tips guys. Would jamming my knees out more fix my ankles at the bottom?

Most probably, yes.

[Ryan Arnold]

Unexplained random pains are sometimes a symptom of not eating enough calories for recovery