QUOTE(DeAct @ Jan 31 2018, 11:05 AM)
there seems to be a little buttwink. dont ask me how to solve it because i never had to overcome it and is that running shoes bro? one bad moment and u could be out of gym for a long time...
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Feb 1 2018, 10:49 AM
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QUOTE(DeAct @ Feb 1 2018, 12:55 PM) Haha. Yes, that's seems to be the culprit for discomfort ! Two other issues that I should pay attention to is guiding the movement more with my hips and slowing down on the eccentric part of the movement. try also squeeze your glutes at the top of the rep, much like u do for deadlift. that reset should put u in better position.Yeah, those are running shoes but with minimal cushion and a flat sole. I've used those for sometime now. I know that a hard sole is ideal but I've had no issues with it till now. I used to Squat with one that has thick cushion to 'absorb the impact from running' with a rounded sole (by Sketchers). Boy am I going to remember that mistake. It's great for running but I find it terrible for casual use. I almost tripped on multiple occasions whilst walking because I 'kicked' the floor. if u're ok with the shoes then i guess no harm done. but as soon as u find it in the way of your training ditch it and go barefooted temporarily if u have to. |
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