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hi all,
new lifter trying to nail down the fundamentals of the box squat. would appreciate some insight to the following questions:
1) is the 'spreading the floor' with the sides of your feet done throughout the entire movement?
2) the recurring phrase is "the box squat is essentially a leg curl" and one should more-or-less be "legcurling" themselves up from the bottom. provided your legs are quite a bit out in front of your knees and the weight is (obviously) behind you, i don't understand how this is physically possible.
3) what are the elements of getting out of the bottom position? i'm trying to engage my hamstrings as best i can but it always seems to turn into more of a standing leg press.
4) being 6'6", is it "normal" for folks of my height to have a bit more trouble with the squatting learning curve than people with normal height?
any guidance is appreciated![]()
Last edited by grindij; 10-11-2012 at 04:50 AM.
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