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Old 02-12-2013, 12:10 AM   #4 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by punyHuMaNz View Post
Anyone try goblet squats for leg mass? I read a Dan John article where he said they were a killer exercise but I want to see if you think they are worth it?
I have done goblet squats for a good amount of time, as I had only dumbbells to train with. I did it for mass as i had no option. I must say, I did gain mass with that (with proper protein intake).

Goblet squats will enable you to keep your knees out during squats which a double dumbbell squats will not. Its a great exercise, but what you must be careful about is the weight you take. Heavier weight puts a lot pressure on the upper back when doing goblet squats. You must gradually raise the weight in this exercise.

Happy squatting.
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