Quote (drizzyD @ May 6 2015 07:57pm)
Solid Squats bro
Shoot elbows towards the ceiling so your chest is more up, keep your head up, weight towards heels
Great depth
and also, someone pointed out on not locking out your legs at the top
ive always been told not to do that, think it gets bad on your joints with all the weight stressing it down, where as if it isnt locked, the surrounding muscles are taking most of the pressure
Elbows up could cause forward lean, which would make him unbalanced. Most people suggest to drive elbows underneath the bar when ascending from the squat. Head up is also a bad cue because you want to keep a neutral spine. Very common to hear because it will bring your chest up, not worth it though. Weight towards heels is a common squat cue, though the goal is for weight to be on mid foot, again, to prevent imbalance.
The cues I use when squatting are:
Full body tightness
Neutral spine
Abdominal pressure
Weight on mid foot
Not really cues I guess, just what I think about before/during my squats.
I agree he has good depth and not to lock out knees.
This post was edited by Lancet_Jade on May 7 2015 12:12am