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« on: September 19, 2013, 09:46:10 pm »
My dunk training over the years.

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My dunk training over the years.
wouldn't mind a map or a legend to what's photographed there. Is that kingfisher's knee or muscles??
You'll notice one thing about these squats, there is a very tiny angle btw hips crease and the knees, the knees are almost horizontal as are quads. This means the quads are in a better position to act out of the bottom of a hole. If someone does a 'deep squat' like KingFisher or my front squats, this means the quads are not able to act immediately out of the hole since they are over stretched. That's bad. Instead in that case it's the glutes and hamstrings which bounce you out, and then the about halfway up quads kick in. This isn't a quad dominant olympic squat. That's why I was going on about depth being misunderstood, because for the purposes of an olympic squat, it's more about the depth of the knee rather than the ass vs the knee.QuoteThe second image is more balanced. You will get quad and glute work (although lesser) and hamstring strength. All 3 are needed for athletes who run so this is the more common approach. It also allows more weight so ou see it is more similar to a power lifter squat. Starting strength is a classic example of this style.