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Posted On:
9/24/2008 11:23pm
Style: Judo--
The squat is an amazing lift. They quickly build strength and weight. It was one of our core lifts in hs and college football. They never gave me knee pain, and we would lift far heavier than most recreational lifters. Of course, we were supervised by several strength coaches, so it's good that you got a BS recommended book to learn technique before you dove right in.
The only knee pain I experienced during the football years resulted from in-game/practice impact, not from lifting. -
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Posted On:
9/25/2008 12:02am
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I loved the format with the summary it was awesome. Nice work with the squats. I've just started mine as well ( did deads for about 6-8 months and just switched to squats). I haven't really got to the limits of my physical abilities with the squats. Not even close. I'm at 205 for 5 right now.



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International Man of Pancakes
Posted On:
9/21/2008 5:38pm
Style: Wu style tcc+bjj
So I Finally Decided to Listen to You Meatheads [squats]