How To Squat Correctly (NO BACK PAIN)
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Dr. Aaron Horschig demonstrates three essential steps for maintaining a safe, neutral spine during squats: keeping ribs stacked over the pelvis, proper lateral abdominal bracing, and tracking knees over the feet.
From the video
Answers: How do I keep my spine safe while squatting heavy weights?
- spine safety in squatting
- neutral spine posture
- lateral abdominal bracing
- knee tracking and hip engagement
- power production in squats
Exercises
- squat · barbell
What it concludes
- Maintaining a neutral spine with ribs stacked over the pelvis supports heavy loads safely.
- Lateral abdominal expansion creates a larger base of support for spine stability compared to pulling the belly button in.
- Grabbing the ground with the feet and externally rotating the hips ensures proper knee tracking and optimal force production.
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