bigmoney
04-27-2010, 07:41 PM
Hey guys,
I could use some advice from some of the squat technicians on WBB.
You can see videos here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2dB8u7yfg8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdVTzAmOc8Q
My main concern is with my hips, given I have some minor back pain that keeps me from training 100%. It is apparent to me that I favor my left side when squatting and that I can't open up my right hip. Let me mention that my hip mobility and overall flexibility is poor. I am working daily on this, but if there is anything else you see, please do mention it.
Also, in nearly all my sets, my left foot rotated outwards compared to my right. This could be a reason my hips look off when I squat. Not sure why I do this on every set, as you can see me fumbling around with my foot position when I set up.
I sent my videos into the Elitefts Q&A and got a response saying that I may have a condition called "Genu Recurvatum". I don't know much about this condition, but I will research it.
I plan on going back to box squats all the time. I seem to be better at them, but they help me dial in my form. Once I can get strong and master technique on the box, I will test out my free squat.
Thanks for the help.
I could use some advice from some of the squat technicians on WBB.
You can see videos here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2dB8u7yfg8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdVTzAmOc8Q
My main concern is with my hips, given I have some minor back pain that keeps me from training 100%. It is apparent to me that I favor my left side when squatting and that I can't open up my right hip. Let me mention that my hip mobility and overall flexibility is poor. I am working daily on this, but if there is anything else you see, please do mention it.
Also, in nearly all my sets, my left foot rotated outwards compared to my right. This could be a reason my hips look off when I squat. Not sure why I do this on every set, as you can see me fumbling around with my foot position when I set up.
I sent my videos into the Elitefts Q&A and got a response saying that I may have a condition called "Genu Recurvatum". I don't know much about this condition, but I will research it.
I plan on going back to box squats all the time. I seem to be better at them, but they help me dial in my form. Once I can get strong and master technique on the box, I will test out my free squat.
Thanks for the help.