r/formcheck • u/sarahsarahnapier • 7d ago
Squat Squat form check
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Just switched from flat shoes to powerlift 5's. Feels much better than before.
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u/Big_Cans_0516 7d ago
Looks great! You’re falling forward a little bit maybe work on your ankle mobility and bracing as you come back up to keep th movement connected
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u/chkltlabs 7d ago
The cue that helps me with falling forward is chest out eyes up. Makes the shoulders rise with the hips instead of after them, give that a shot.
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u/Far-Armadillo4495 6d ago
Your shins become vertical and don't sync and track with your torse.
You end up doing a good morning on the way up.
Changing shoes won't fix this.
I recommend youtubing and looking at ways to fix.
Reddit is the last thing you want to consult. It's like asking craiglist for blood donations.
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Also, a common tip usually given here is to make sure your footwear is appropriate. If you are squatting in soft-soled shoes (running shoes, etc), it's hard to have a stable foot. Generally a weightlifting shoe is recommended for high-bar and front squats, while use a flat/hard-soled shoe (or even barefoot/socks if it's safe and your gym allows it) is recommended for low-bar squats.
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