Squat Mistake #1 – thinking it’s not technical and simple.
Squat Mistake #2 – not setting up TIGHT from head to toe.
Squat Mistake #3 – not arching the bar out of the rack.
Squat Mistake #4 – not starting with an arch and ass back.
Squat Mistake #5 – pulling air into your chest and not your belly.
Squat Mistake #6 – looking up instead of driving head and traps into the bar.
Squat Mistake #7 – not spreading the floor and pushing your knees out.
Squat Mistake #8 – sitting down instead of back.
Squat Mistake #9 – moving hips first out of the hole. The head and chest must move back first.
Squat Mistake #10 – not using compensatory acceleration on the concentric phase.
Squat Mistake #11 – looking down when the lift gets hard. When it gets hard, drive head into the bar.
Squat Mistake #12 – not using a box squat in one form or another.
Squat Mistake #13 – not squatting with people stronger than you.
Squat Mistake #14 – thinking there is a huge difference between squat training for raw vs. geared.
Squat Mistake #15 – not having an honest person watching your depth.
Squat Mistake #16 – slacking on training your core.
Squat Mistake #17 – being a pussy that is scared of big weights.
Squat Mistake #18 – not rotating bars – this can allow for same volume and intensity with a reduction in workload.
Squat Mistake #19 – thinking you know it all when you don’t know “squat.”
Squat Mistake #20 – technique is CRITICAL!!! This is how we get beginner – advanced lifters break PRs in 1.5 hours of seminar coaching.
I need to put this on the wall in front of me.
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