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low bar vs high bar squats
what do you prefer and which can u squat more weight with
high bar naturally felt better for me but considering trying low bar now
Last edited by 350zsidewayzz; 06-08-2017 at 10:06 PM.
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Low Bar. High bar just doesn't feel right and I can't do as much weight.
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It'll all depend. Mobility on ankles and hips.your Height . Personally high bar but fucked up my ankle late last year and not as much dorsiflexion now so low bar it is!
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ya just went n tried low bar feel like the center of gravity with weight is much more manageable
but god damn i did deadlifts today this morning since its back bi shoulders day and now i know exactly why the fuck i dont combine deadlifts and squats same day. lower back fuckin dead and legs were already sore idk how some of u do that
Last edited by 350zsidewayzz; 06-09-2017 at 12:12 AM.
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Originally Posted by
350zsidewayzz
ya just went n tried low bar feel like the center of gravity with weight is much more manageable
but god damn i did deadlifts today this morning since its back bi shoulders day and now i know exactly why the fuck i dont combine deadlifts and squats same day. lower back fuckin dead and legs were already sore idk how some of u do that
Ya I'm finding low bar I'm able to get in the hole alot quicker and more controlled.
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I never thought about it until you asked - low bar.
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High bar for me...
Low bar activates more glute/hamstring and greater hip involvement. High hits my quads more... what are you trying to achieve? Powerlifters tend to go wide with a low bar, more bodybuilders i find stick to high bar shoulder width stance...while others find what feels best to suit their structure..
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Last edited by auswest; 06-09-2017 at 01:47 AM.
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Low bar for me. Kicks in more of my hips, glutes and hams.
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Originally Posted by
auswest
High bar for me...
Low bar activates more glute/hamstring and greater hip involvement. High hits my quads more... what are you trying to achieve? Powerlifters tend to go wide with a low bar, more bodybuilders i find stick to high bar shoulder width stance...while others find what feels best to suit their structure..
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my legs have terrible flexibility. just trynig to find the easiest way to acheive parallel because even without the bar [parallel is hard for me. if i do high bar the weight actually bends my torso forward and causes my hips to rise a bit to gain leverage but with low bar it feels right whre it should be and i feel it in my legs a lot more
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Originally Posted by
350zsidewayzz
my legs have terrible flexibility. just trynig to find the easiest way to acheive parallel because even without the bar [parallel is hard for me. if i do high bar the weight actually bends my torso forward and causes my hips to rise a bit to gain leverage but with low bar it feels right whre it should be and i feel it in my legs a lot more
Sounds like youve answered your own question.
You need to stretch..biggest tip i wish someone told me early on...i still dont do enough and have a lonnng way to go..you need to stretch to work on flexibility it will be essential to injury prevention and even muscle growth. Not to mention not struggling in day to day life.
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