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Squat suit issues Posted by Odell Baxter on 3/24/2009, 8:42 pm 58.110.93.42 I was wondering if one was using a narrow stance suit yet squatting with feet just outside shoulder width, will that make breaking parrallel harder to acheive? Also with the design of the Centurion suits, do you need to push back before descent to find depth easier or can you simply squat down with little of no difference?  Post a Response

Re: Squat suit issues Posted by Teale and Mike on 3/24/2009, 9:10 pm, in reply to "Squat suit issues" 67.61.56.254 Yes it may be a little harder to hit depth but no a lot harder. You must push your hips back all the way down to utilize the harness design to its fullest. Don't even think about bending your knees just keep pushing your hips back and the knees will bend when they need to --Previous Message-- : I was wondering if one was using a narrow : stance suit yet squatting with feet : just outside shoulder width, will that : make breaking parrallel harder to : acheive? : Also with the design of the Centurion : suits, do you need to push back before : descent to find depth easier or can you : simply squat down with little of no : difference? :  Post a Response

Re: Squat suit issues Posted by Odell Baxter on 3/25/2009, 12:59 am, in reply to "Re: Squat suit issues" 58.110.93.42 Thanks guys, in that case money not being an issue, would my stance width warrant a move to a wide stance suit? --Previous Message-- : Yes it may be a little harder to hit : depth but no a lot harder. You must : push your hips back all the way down to : utilize the harness design to its : fullest. Don't even think about bending : your knees just keep pushing your hips : back and the knees will bend when they : need to : : --Previous Message-- : I was wondering if one was using a : narrow : stance suit yet squatting with feet : just outside shoulder width, will that : make breaking parrallel harder to : acheive? : Also with the design of the Centurion : suits, do you need to push back before : descent to find depth easier or can you : simply squat down with little of no : difference? : : :  Post a Response

Re: Squat suit issues Posted by Teale on 3/25/2009, 6:20 am, in reply to "Re: Squat suit issues" 67.61.56.254 Ususally because it will be easier to keep your knees out and push your hips back do to the difference in the crotch design --Previous Message-- : Thanks guys, in that case money not being : an issue, would my stance width warrant : a move to a wide stance suit? : : --Previous Message-- : Yes it may be a little harder to hit : depth but no a lot harder. You must : push your hips back all the way down to : utilize the harness design to its : fullest. Don't even think about bending : your knees just keep pushing your hips : back and the knees will bend when they : need to : : --Previous Message-- : I was wondering if one was using a : narrow : stance suit yet squatting with feet : just outside shoulder width, will that : make breaking parrallel harder to : acheive? : Also with the design of the Centurion : suits, do you need to push back before : descent to find depth easier or can you : simply squat down with little of no : difference? : : : : :  Post a Response

Re: Squat suit issues Posted by Odell Baxter on 3/25/2009, 8:31 pm, in reply to "Re: Squat suit issues" 58.110.92.5 Thanks heaps, much appreciated. --Previous Message-- : Ususally because it will be easier to : keep your knees out and push your hips : back do to the difference in the crotch : design : : --Previous Message-- : Thanks guys, in that case money not : being : an issue, would my stance width warrant : a move to a wide stance suit? : : --Previous Message-- : Yes it may be a little harder to hit : depth but no a lot harder. You must : push your hips back all the way down to : utilize the harness design to its : fullest. Don't even think about bending : your knees just keep pushing your hips : back and the knees will bend when they : need to : : --Previous Message-- : I was wondering if one was using a : narrow : stance suit yet squatting with feet : just outside shoulder width, will that : make breaking parrallel harder to : acheive? : Also with the design of the Centurion : suits, do you need to push back before : descent to find depth easier or can you : simply squat down with little of no : difference? : : : : : : :  Post a Response

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