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The Real Science of the Squat

The Real Science of the Squat

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Optimizing Squat Stance for Better Results

Optimizing Squat Stance for Better Results

59.5K viewsMay 3, 2023

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Do you use a wide, shoulder width or narrow squat stance? .Shout out @felix for the funny opening stitched video! | Squat University

Do you use a wide, shoulder width or narrow squat stance? .Shout out @felix for the funny opening stitched video! | Squat University

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Yes a narrow stance, but no - this is not a “bad squat” at all. .Shout out @xindiiaa - keep up the great work. @muscleandmotion with the amazing anatomy graphics!! | Squat University

Yes a narrow stance, but no - this is not a “bad squat” at all. .Shout out @xindiiaa - keep up the great work. @muscleandmotion with the amazing anatomy graphics!! | Squat University

179.8K views9 months ago

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How to Squat Properly (A Step-By-Step Guide) | Nerd Fitness

How to Squat Properly (A Step-By-Step Guide) | Nerd Fitness

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Which stance width is best for muscle development of the quads, hamstrings & glutes?! (Find out now today!) 👇🏼 . Strictly speaking WIDTH, there is NO difference in the activation of these muscles during the squat according to research. The adductors are however found to be somewhat activated more during a wide stance squat while the calf muscles are significantly turned on more during a narrow stance squat✅ . DEPTH however, is what changes the activation of the quads & glutes! Quad activation

Which stance width is best for muscle development of the quads, hamstrings & glutes?! (Find out now today!) 👇🏼 . Strictly speaking WIDTH, there is NO difference in the activation of these muscles during the squat according to research. The adductors are however found to be somewhat activated more during a wide stance squat while the calf muscles are significantly turned on more during a narrow stance squat✅ . DEPTH however, is what changes the activation of the quads & glutes! Quad activation

2.5K viewsApr 25, 2017

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We want to maintain a neutral spine posture during the squat - this means ribs stacked on top of the pelvis. Over extending or letting your back round at the bottom move the spine out of that natural position which can long term create problems including injury! . The solution: focus on creating that stacked position at the start of you lift, for some with mobility restrictions that lose this stacked position at the bottom a heel lift can be a helpful tool to maintain more optimal positions. . S

We want to maintain a neutral spine posture during the squat - this means ribs stacked on top of the pelvis. Over extending or letting your back round at the bottom move the spine out of that natural position which can long term create problems including injury! . The solution: focus on creating that stacked position at the start of you lift, for some with mobility restrictions that lose this stacked position at the bottom a heel lift can be a helpful tool to maintain more optimal positions. . S

24.6K views5 months ago

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The touchdown squat is something I use with almost every patient of mine that is dealing with knee pain. As you can, progress upwards in height of the stack of plates and in doing so you’ll see a greater ability to move the knee forward without pain. But the idea when rehabbing most knee injuries is to start with the hips, then squat straight down and stay balanced. The knee will move where it needs to, which at first will not be very forward but eventually will have to move forward to allow for

17.1K viewsApr 8, 2021

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Have neck pain? Be sure to check out your shoulder blades! . Shout out @muscleandmotion for the amazing anatomy graphics. | Squat University

303.1K views4 months ago

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When you squat, should you be pushing largely through your heel? This is a common cue many coaches use but should everyone use it?🤔 . If someone is performing a squat and their heels pop off the ground (and yes this is an exagerated demonstration for the purpose of today's post) the cue to drive the heels down work great to redirect their technique and create a balanced foot.🏋🏼‍♀️👣 . However if someone overuses this cue and drives too much of their weight through their heel, they can become

23.9K viewsApr 25, 2019

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Close Stance Squats Exercise Guide — How to, Muscles Worked, & Alternatives

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Have you ever had your back suddenly give out? A helpful part of limiting this is sufficient core stability! Learning to brace is a key first step. Then corrective exercises can enhance your abilities - I’m a big fan of the McGill big 3 and offset walks for many! . Shout out @lilylifts for the opening stitched video! Hope this can help! Also @muscleandmotion for the amazing anatomy graphics. | Squat University

42.9K views6 months ago

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B Stance Squats Exercise Guide — How to, Benefits, & Alternatives

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Many people perform the lateral band walk as exercise prior to training. It is intended to work the lateral hips, specifically the glute medius muscle (an important muscle in limiting problems like a knee collapse or hip shift).❌ . If you initiate your walk by kicking laterally, you’re not really performing this as efficiently as you could. You see many people are taught that the glute medius is an abductor of the hip (meaning it kicks the leg away) and while this is relatively correct, the near

45K viewsSep 23, 2019

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Breaking Parallel in the Squat: Why You Shouldn’t Avoid It and How to Achieve It | StrongFirst

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Ariel_yu on Instagram: "Different squat stances target different muscle groups: 1. Goblet Squat: Feet hip-width apart, toes slightly forward, torso stays upright while squatting down. This variation focuses more on the quadriceps (front of the thighs). 2. Sumo Squat: Feet slightly wider than shoulder-width, toes turned slightly outward, hinging at the hips. This emphasizes the gluteus maximus. 3. Wide-Stance Sumo Squat: Feet about 1.5 times shoulder-width apart, toes turned outward more, torso s

39.5K views3 months ago

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Squat University on Instagram: "Don’t make this B-stance RDL mistake! . Shout out @lesi.fit for the opening stitched video & @muscleandmotion for the amazing anatomy graphics."

530.4K views1 month ago

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Hip Mobility for a PERFECT Squat

740.6K viewsNov 9, 2019

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Wide-Stance Barbell Squat | Exercise Guide (F)

148.3K viewsApr 11, 2016

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Overhead Squat Assessment | Extensive Forward Lean

120K viewsFeb 28, 2021

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Gluteus Medius strength: Captain Morgan

290.6K viewsJan 30, 2017

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The ULTIMATE Bulgarian Split Squat Tutorial

383.9K viewsSep 28, 2019

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How To Perform A Squat to Stand

55.7K viewsNov 13, 2018

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Why Some Squat Differently (TOES FORWARD VS ANGLED)

125.2K viewsMar 15, 2021

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How to Squat Properly: Anatomical Analysis

266.7K viewsNov 12, 2018

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Squat Shoulder Mobility (FIX YOUR RACK POSITION)

245.5K viewsJul 10, 2020

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How To Squat: Layne Norton's Squat Tutorial

4.2M viewsMar 19, 2015

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How to do a Barbell Back Squat

356.3K viewsNov 8, 2018

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How to Box Squat (feat. Donnie Thompson)

123.2K viewsApr 22, 2021

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How To Front Squat (WAYS TO KEEP YOUR CHEST UP!)

543.1K viewsJan 6, 2020

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