
Posted by Rickey Dale Crain on May 12, 2008, 9:17 am, in reply to "Re: Squat Problem"
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HELLO
Actually it does nto sound like your foot width is a problem and if anything you could go a bit wider.......to be honets i would suggest the xtreme squatting book and it will cover every question you have including the stretching ones...
rdc
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: Thanks Rickey! I usually squat about shoulder width with my feet.
: I think my technique and form are OK with this, I hit parallel
: or a little under, I can do about 450 LBS. this way, but I have
: always felt that I could do more if I could go wider, logic
: being not having to go as deep with the leverage of being wider.
: What stretches do you recommend? I have also started doing pause
: squats as an auxillary exercise. Do you think I should try going
: wide with those with a lighter weight?
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: Rickey, I have a problem squating in a wide stance. My hips hurt
: me on the way down and it seems as though I have no power coming
: up. Everything I have read and seen suggests that in order to
: have the big squat, you must lift like this. Is that a true
: statement? What suggestions do you have to help correct this
: problem I am having.
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: Good day..
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: without seeing you squat or previewing a video of it..i would
: suggest a few things....
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: check feet width...they might be too wide-wide is better to the
: point of diminishing returns which sounds like you have more
: than hit....
: make sure you have stretched enough before lifting...
: make sure you have warmed up properly....
: bad form may also be a problem.......
: when traning abouve 60-75% train with a loose power suit
: and last of all ot answer all of your questions buy "XTREME
: SQUATTING"...THE 200 PAGE MANUAL ON EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO
: KNOW FOR COMPETITIVE SQUATTING..
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: RDC
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