Ive been doing deep squats since I was 12 and I dont havbe any knee problems. Maybe thats from all the squatting
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Man , I think I hurt my right knee doing deep squats , so all I do now is tolerable weight , and increased reps 15-20 , until the lactic acid builds so much that I can't stand it . My knee still hurts tho , I think I may have tendon issues
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yep me too dzone. if i go to para it absolutely kills my knees but rock bottom i have pretty much zero issuesOriginally posted by Dzone View PostIve been doing deep squats since I was 12 and I dont havbe any knee problems. Maybe thats from all the squatting
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Great read!
Same here, deep squats for me too. My thought process has always been right in line with this article. Shallow squats leave out a lot of the hamstring and hips, causing a lot more strain on the knees. I see so many people in the gym squatting, not only shallow, but completely wrong with horrible form. That's where the stigma that squats are bad comes in. I've heard so many different athletes from different sports talk about how squatting tore their knees up. No... bad form, too much weight and squatting incorrectly tore their knees up.Last edited by Yohimbe; 06-04-2017, 11:02 PM.
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