Dreamed that I was at a TYT paty when this guy came http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001455/ and grabbed me from underneath my jaw on the left side of the face and I was paralized and couldn't do anything.
It turns out I was paralized in real life too,sleeping and unable to move and feeling like dying.
Definitely. Wouldn't cycling between the low bar and the high bar squat have SOME benefits though? For one, less boredom, secondly, different loading on the muscles and subjecting them to different stimuli etc and maybe braking out of a plateau?
Granted some time will be lost just improving the movement efficiency on the new lift, even if the differences aren't so big (it's still a squat).
In the high bar squat you can also use less weight and stay more vertical which both should be better for back health, right?
I wonder how the dynamics of the movement change doing the low bar squats in the OL shoes? Any ideas?
Also, remember - I SUCK at half squatting, it's probably the most overloading and hard exercise I can do... the overload at the knee and quad is tremendous.
So if you combine the suckiness of the half squats, the lack of ability to decelerate and stop and the high bar squat difficulty... you pretty much and up with a bad quad strength thing.