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Old 01-18-2013, 08:26 PM   #236 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Squatter View Post
Any reason why you were trying to do low bar? Any advantage to doing so?

Ever since Steve recommended I high bar squat to get more upright I haven't looked back and now HB squat only. I don' think I have leane donce since.

Big volume on the box squats!
All I keep hearing and reading everywhere. Is low bar squats allow you to do more weight easier. I just can't seem to get the bar in the right spot without killing my shoulders.



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Originally Posted by BendtheBar View Post
They've never worked for me either.

How wide of a grip were you trying to use, just out of curiosity?
I've gone as wide as I could with the rack we have. Some one mentioned that I might be trying to push up on the during the movement. But it hurts before even being unracked. But I tried gripping the bar and putting my pinky under the bar. To keep from trying to press up. That wasn't the problem.
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