How To Squat Higher (For Powerlifting)
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The video explains how to fix squatting too deep for powerlifting by adjusting camera angles, slowing down the eccentric phase, widening stance, and programming pause squats.
From the video
Answers: How do I stop squatting too deep for powerlifting?
- squat depth in powerlifting
- eccentric speed in squats
- squat stance width
- pause squats for powerlifting
Exercises
- back squat · barbell
- pause squat · barbell
What it concludes
- Squatting deeper than parallel is unnecessary and a waste of efficiency in powerlifting competitions.
- Setting the camera at hip height is the most effective way to accurately assess squat depth.
- Reducing the speed of your eccentric movement allows you to maintain tightness and consistency.
- Widening your stance width can help you squat higher and prevent squatting below parallel.
- Incorporating pause squats into your training forces you to stay tight in the bottom position and improves descent control.
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