Asymmetrical Squat Bar

[Mark Rippetoe]

As I suspected; it’s not your grip. Make sure your stance is even and check for a leg length discrepancy. It’s not much, but it’s there.

Rip, thoughts?

Look at the baseboard: the video is tilted.

[IlPrincipeBrutto]

When I do get someone to force me to centre it, it feels wonky, like I'm leaning to one side. I'm not sure if the wonkiness feeling is just because I am not use to the centred bar after years of being off-centred. Only because, recently when I changed to have an asymmetrical grip, which gave me a more centred bar, it didnt feel weirdly wonky like it did when I had a symmetrical grip with a centred bar that was forced.

I don't want to sound rude, but the bar needs to be in the right place, and that's in the middle of your back.
That's necessary.
Then, you need to take a symmetric grip on it. The fact that it might feel wonky might be expected, but you will just have to persevere, you will adapt to it in the end.

IPB

[dannyphm]

As I suspected; it’s not your grip. Make sure your stance is even and check for a leg length discrepancy. It’s not much, but it’s there.

Rip, thoughts?

Alright I will check for that

[dannyphm]

Look at the baseboard: the video is tilted.

Sorry, here is a new video I just filmed using a rear-birdeye view to hopefully give a better view of my squat issue, as it was harder to see from other views.

Asymmetrical Squat - Rear Bird View - YouTube

But, it is probably easier to see through these stills I took from the video:

Imgur: The magic of the Internet

[BareSteel]

Any chance of an arm length asymmetry in play here?

Also, IPB, I think the OP understands that a plumb bar is the goal, but has found that he can't get that with a symmetrical grip.