The Perfect Squat - Do it right!

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  • @TheSchlunzer
    @TheSchlunzer 7 років тому +1575

    Why I subscribed:
    1) High-quality videos and clear sound with nice background music sound
    2) You not only show but also EXPLAIN why you should do or avoid something
    3) You're always very detailed (for instance, grip, position, rep speed, etc.)
    4) 3:27

    • @calimove
      @calimove  7 років тому +146

      Point 4. haha :D

    • @CALISUPERSPORT
      @CALISUPERSPORT 7 років тому +4

      lol XD

    • @gerardoandreslagossarmient4132
      @gerardoandreslagossarmient4132 7 років тому +15

      It's Me,Mario!

    • @iammrt1691
      @iammrt1691 7 років тому +2

      Ca de that's face!! loll
      but I do agree with you. It is really important to have these sugggestions for the beginners. Exactly for me ..

    • @SenseiFamilyJedi
      @SenseiFamilyJedi 7 років тому +7

      and never negative!
      I agree completely! The titles are always positive, no click-bait, and the video is purely informative! I love these guys!

  • @BodyweightWarrior
    @BodyweightWarrior 7 років тому +139

    Bloody awesome tutorial. I wasn't expecting this one to go as in depth as you did. Very insightful and definitely learnt a few things :)

  • @LazyEinstein
    @LazyEinstein 3 роки тому +15

    Wow. There are a lot of squat tutorials out there. The fact that you took something done to death and made one of the best version I have ever seen... People need to share this. Well done.

  • @biologz
    @biologz 7 років тому +21

    We can't thank you enough for the quality of the information given in your videos (and especially this one).
    Thank you for what you give. Educating people like you do is the greatest gift...

  • @shihab1997
    @shihab1997 7 років тому +42

    4:47 Man those weights look beautiful! Never seen such well designed weights before!

  • @hemrajsinghgheeseewan3550
    @hemrajsinghgheeseewan3550 7 років тому +647

    woww....hats off.....
    very informative. ..
    i can definitely see the hard work put to make this video and i appreciate that.....
    welll done...

    • @jackedonplants5226
      @jackedonplants5226 6 років тому +1

      agreed, thanks for this video. i agree on the squats.

    • @hillco.8530
      @hillco.8530 6 років тому

      G kev that's not perfect technique you never go below parallel as athletes were taught that, puts too much pressure on the knees.

    • @kshitizyadav6606
      @kshitizyadav6606 6 років тому +1

      @@hillco.8530, That was according to a very old study. Newer researches prove otherwise.

    • @muscledoggs566
      @muscledoggs566 5 років тому

      @@hillco.8530 Someone's not keeping up with research.

    • @hillco.8530
      @hillco.8530 5 років тому

      @@muscledoggs566 my researched is based on the training i received by professionals when i was playing "college football". I have no opinion of my own if your trying to body build then ok, but look at all the injuries they receive in the long run.

  • @ketz_165
    @ketz_165 7 років тому +50

    "Leave your ego at home" I think if lifters just went with that saying, they'd improve leaps and bounds

  • @pistolwhip502
    @pistolwhip502 5 років тому +2

    I'm learning so much valuable info from your videos. I'll be 43 yrs old in May and the coaching and tips on this channel are going to help me tremendously. You guys are freaking animals! Thanks for the excellent content!

  • @musicsavedtheworld
    @musicsavedtheworld 5 років тому +4

    Genuinely the best squat tutorial video and demonstration I've ever see, and I must have watched about 100 by now

  • @karlocali686
    @karlocali686 7 років тому +20

    So glad you uploaded this! Squats (and legs in general) tend to get neglected more than upper body exercises. Keep it up guys ;)

  • @STBRetired1
    @STBRetired1 4 роки тому +21

    Granted, I'm old (75) and have been sitting for most of my life. But, I started lfting again about seven years ago. As I try to correct my form flaws, I've found that I just cannot squat down with a wide stance as shown in this video. I guess my inner thigh muscles have atrophied and shrunken. I've never been able to do a side split on the floor even when young. Or, have a decently high side kick. But, I'll keep working and nudging my hip joints and tight muscles to try and regain some of my lost flexibility.

    • @Mert.Hazretleri
      @Mert.Hazretleri 2 роки тому

      I hope you are in healthier situation now, sir :)

  • @lucasfortes7705
    @lucasfortes7705 7 років тому +263

    Great video, probably the best squat tutorial I've ever seen!

    • @cjiscool8668
      @cjiscool8668 7 років тому +4

      Lucas Fortes ^ this is a bad tutorial if you want to actually get strong

    • @lucasfortes7705
      @lucasfortes7705 7 років тому +7

      Cj Iscool I've been working out for quite some time, and this seems like a pretty good one to me. But please feel free to make your point, I aways appreciate good advice.

    • @jcasanov1
      @jcasanov1 7 років тому +3

      define "get strong"

    • @AnqaOdyssey
      @AnqaOdyssey 7 років тому +6

      Alan Thrall FTW

    • @eggyolked108
      @eggyolked108 7 років тому +2

      Lucas Fortes I agree

  • @gomcocramp
    @gomcocramp 7 років тому +383

    Now what about Denise? Has anyone seen her lately? 2:06

  • @kevivtawar7716
    @kevivtawar7716 5 років тому

    I really liked the fact that you brought someone else to show us the weighted squats .you could have explained that yourself but you did it anyway to give us the best possible advice ! Thank you sir

  • @function4life
    @function4life 7 років тому +4

    Man! Your videos are always very informative and thoroughly details, explained from different dimensional according to sports, Injuries, individual anatomy etc. Very very inspiring videos! Thanks for sharing such information with the general public. Fitness industry need more coaches and trainers like you. 👏👏👏

  • @Gold833
    @Gold833 7 років тому +1

    This is the BEST tutorial for squats on the INTERNET. You explained everything SUBSCRIBED!

  • @drbonesshow1
    @drbonesshow1 5 років тому +183

    The perfect squat is on the toilet. Anywhere else fails in comparison.

  • @nonyabeeswax
    @nonyabeeswax 7 років тому

    Straight talk no BS, background music loud enough that doesn't drown the content. Thanks!

  • @altuber99_athlete
    @altuber99_athlete 7 років тому +278

    3:20 Omg I died 😂😂

    • @FF-rw5ss
      @FF-rw5ss 6 років тому +6

      Here his face reminds me of someone, but I really can't remember who is he. Lol

    • @Elpipiton
      @Elpipiton 6 років тому +10

      F F master of disguise

    • @birdsamora9925
      @birdsamora9925 6 років тому

      @@FF-rw5ss try to remember I want to know

    • @somedude3590
      @somedude3590 5 років тому +1

      Dude looks like the lorax

    • @jamesjackson3011
      @jamesjackson3011 5 років тому +10

      Shia Lebouf

  • @MilitiauScom
    @MilitiauScom 7 років тому +1

    You guys are the best fitness channel on youtube. Hands down.

  • @algenomen
    @algenomen 7 років тому +8

    Nothing is more beautiful than a perfect squat.

  • @reecehayden7731
    @reecehayden7731 6 років тому

    I've been researching squats now for a few days, tooks notes on 20+ videoes (Athlean X, Eliott Hulse and so on) and this video gave me more information than their 3 hours of content combined. Hats off, you've earned my sub.

  • @akshitnair3933
    @akshitnair3933 4 роки тому +14

    3:28 When u let out a silent one 😆

  • @nicolalexander9653
    @nicolalexander9653 7 років тому +1

    What a perfect timing! After almost a year of only calisthenics, I started doing barbell squats last week! Happy to see you guys talking about it! Nice vid as always, by the way.

    • @BillyBob-lj4wi
      @BillyBob-lj4wi 7 років тому

      Nicol Alexander Same, I do 3 sets of back squats and 3 sets of deadlifts once a week. I aim for around 5 - 10 reps usually

  • @MrJordanConnolly
    @MrJordanConnolly 7 років тому +8

    Hey!
    Can you guys do a squat mobility routine? (Stretches &FITT)
    Fantastic video as always!

  • @phanomsinhissaramounarart6991
    @phanomsinhissaramounarart6991 4 роки тому +1

    Very clear, concise and informative video. That breathing technique is gold.

  • @wh1s948
    @wh1s948 7 років тому +7

    you seriously do the best tutorials amazing so genuine so help full please a videos for mobility will really help thanks .

    • @eleggs
      @eleggs 7 років тому

      Devlife fun already did some. but some more will come in the future

    • @wh1s948
      @wh1s948 7 років тому +1

      El Eggs send me link bro

  • @TheSethrahul
    @TheSethrahul 4 роки тому

    Just purchased one of your programs for advanced callisthenics on your website! I haven't started it yet so I don't know how well it will work but the organisation of your content is immaculate. Most fitness training channels I have come across just lack the clarity of instruction and depth of knowledge that you guys demonstrate is possible to achieve with careful planning. I wanted to leave this comment to let you know how much good organisation is appreciated!

  • @sandmastermaster
    @sandmastermaster 7 років тому +23

    Most technical fitness guy on UA-cam. Broscience is the funniest tho

    • @thedahakha
      @thedahakha 7 років тому +2

      Dude, Broscience is obviously the most technical! This guy doesn't even get close

    • @SevenMilliFrog
      @SevenMilliFrog 7 років тому +10

      Roy Wardenaar yeah, this guy works his legs. very bad advice. biceps and chest all day

    • @JoeyCentral
      @JoeyCentral 6 років тому

      Broscience is literally just a lunk that gives gym members a bad name.

  • @flavofaze
    @flavofaze 7 років тому +2

    ...bingo...you nailed it...I've been squatting for 25 years but I watched the video all of the way through...well done!

  • @sammym2729
    @sammym2729 5 років тому +169

    Came here from a link from everydamdayfitness (sorry if my spelling is wrong) this is a great video, best squat video ive seen by far. I am new to your channel, have you done a video on the squat machine ? I think it's called a Smith machine. Are they any good ?

    • @hamishb2194
      @hamishb2194 5 років тому +3

      From personal experience the Smith machine is ok but can limit the range of motion. The Smith machine is good if you lift alone without a spotter

    • @adrianrodriguez2686
      @adrianrodriguez2686 5 років тому +6

      Go watch Alan Thrall and his squat tutorial

    • @ojerokrew
      @ojerokrew 5 років тому

      EDDF BROUGHT MW HERE

    • @alfiexnakama4678
      @alfiexnakama4678 5 років тому

      There alrdy post the vid about it. Free Weight vs body weight vs machine

    • @AngryOscillator
      @AngryOscillator 5 років тому +3

      @@ojerokrew Mark Rippotoe brought me here. Not intentionally, just because his video is... lets be nice and say oldschool

  • @dominicgonzales5852
    @dominicgonzales5852 5 років тому +1

    Easialy the best squat video ive seen, perfect for beginners or if your looking for a few extra pointers, this is the first video ive watched and now im subscribing.

  • @lekle3397
    @lekle3397 7 років тому +21

    Why I subscribed:
    1) He controlled me with his mind powers.
    2) 0:55

  • @NomadJRG
    @NomadJRG 7 років тому

    Best squat video i've ever seen, covers so many important angles that are often neglected e.g. hip morphology.

  • @TheBlooRayChannel
    @TheBlooRayChannel 7 років тому +99

    INSANE ankle mobility. Top quality video this. Why am I surprised? Dude's German.

    • @o7016-c7i
      @o7016-c7i 5 років тому +6

      The fuck does that have to do with anything.

    • @jpjp280
      @jpjp280 5 років тому +24

      Lol German quality

    • @rotanux
      @rotanux 5 років тому +1

      This comment section was a bandwagon lmao

  • @goldenboy2674
    @goldenboy2674 7 років тому +1

    this is the best squat tutorial i've seen on youtube. excellent explanation. congrats guys.

  • @odawg114
    @odawg114 7 років тому +4

    They just surpassed 500,000 subscribers!!! Let's make it 1,000,000!!!!

  • @brendanliamboyle
    @brendanliamboyle 7 років тому

    I've watched a lot of how to squat (or whatever else) videos, and this the absolute best I've seen. Time to watch all their videos.

  • @caoscosmos
    @caoscosmos 7 років тому +3

    This has to be by far one of the best videos on the subject. What an awesome work guys!
    I specifically enjoyed the feet position part, because I always felt anatomically that a little far apart and the feet pointing outward is the most confortable squat position. Ass to the grass all the way! That's surely some evolutionary inherited primate anatomy shit going around LOL
    El Eggs Daniel Ebert you guys rock!

  • @HanutejSahu1795
    @HanutejSahu1795 7 років тому

    This is the most helpful video I found on UA-cam pertaining to the knee position of the squats in relation to the back position. Thanks a lot!

  • @omarmuhammad3242
    @omarmuhammad3242 5 років тому +15

    Goddamn those are some great cues, EveryDamnDayFitness send me here btw.

  • @jongrotrian5067
    @jongrotrian5067 5 років тому

    BEST SQUAT VIDEO EVER - experts providing accurate information. Great to see!

  • @Partyczka
    @Partyczka 7 років тому +60

    El Eggs new years resolution:
    "This year i'm getting in shape!"
    One second into 2017:
    "Done"

    • @YoloMonstaaa
      @YoloMonstaaa 7 років тому +1

      But honestly, he barely looks like he even lifts. I'd rather look like the bodybuilders that don't do squats "properly" than this dude. His legs are the only thing on his body that look big, and that's just because the rest of his body is so small and feminine.

    • @thecerealguy8885
      @thecerealguy8885 6 років тому +11

      you are probably the kind of guy who thinks Jeff Seid is natty

    • @YoloMonstaaa
      @YoloMonstaaa 6 років тому

      The Cereal Guy That has nothing to do with it, all I know is that I'm natural and I'm bigger than this guy after just 2 years of lifting, so obviously he's doing something wrong. Why would I take lifting advice from someone smaller than me, that just logically doesn't make sense.

    • @thecerealguy8885
      @thecerealguy8885 6 років тому +6

      DerpMode because thats genetics not that he is doing something wrong thats just a falacy he is a physiotherapist and degree in sports science now everyone is big in youtube you are probably a perma bulker who thinks fat squals muscle and his tiny brains thinks the whole world goes only around bodybuilding

    • @YoloMonstaaa
      @YoloMonstaaa 6 років тому +1

      That's because bulking works, do you not bulk? Bulking for 80% of the year works for me so I'm gonna keep doing it. Genetics doesn't determine your muscles mass, only the shape and where the insertions are. Everyone grows because of the work they do and how they eat/sleep, Ronnie Coleman wasn't a giant 60lbs infant when he was born, he was just like everyone else. Why don't you try out different ways and see what works and what doesn't instead of calling me gay and stupid?

  • @greghansen4331
    @greghansen4331 6 років тому

    Your videos are always so well done! Very informative, but I love that you're always demonstrating something, and not just standing there, yelling into the camera in an echoey gym.

  • @gregtheflyingwhale
    @gregtheflyingwhale 6 років тому +21

    2:30 this is an ideal slav squat!

  • @tanjuhassan3836
    @tanjuhassan3836 7 років тому

    One of the best and thorough videos on squatting I have seen. Big thumbs up.

  • @LTime-qg6ed
    @LTime-qg6ed 6 років тому +3

    When you hear "ass to grass" you know it's legit😂

  • @mayurkrip
    @mayurkrip 7 років тому

    Man.. this is my favorite channel for fitness.. Logical and easy explanations with a God like fit guy! keep up the good work..

  • @Hello-cs2bv
    @Hello-cs2bv 7 років тому +278

    I'm questioning my sexuality.

  • @TheGreatslyfer
    @TheGreatslyfer 7 років тому

    The most concise video on the squat today.

  • @rokusaburomichibah9929
    @rokusaburomichibah9929 7 років тому +4

    The explanation is very clear. Thank you

  • @김동현-d6k6v
    @김동현-d6k6v 6 років тому

    holyshit. she's doing perfect ATG squat with bare feet.no buttwink, no bending his back.the best form I've ever seen!!!

  • @Dashawn
    @Dashawn 7 років тому +48

    can you do a pistol squat progression video

  • @maxago8683
    @maxago8683 7 років тому +2

    One of the best video I've ever seen about squat, good job guys! Thumb up for you!

  • @goat6inboots
    @goat6inboots 7 років тому +11

    I have seen several hundred squat videos over many years and this is one of the highest standard squat videos I have seen. Proof that number of views and subscriptions is not a good indicator of quality.

    • @RM-hx7uq
      @RM-hx7uq 6 років тому

      watch mark rippentoe teaching the squat

  • @BROOKLYNPOETZ
    @BROOKLYNPOETZ 7 років тому +2

    Best squat tutorial that I have seen thus far. Excellent job!

  • @andrejmajstorovic1437
    @andrejmajstorovic1437 7 років тому +17

    1:27 for all the single ladies

    • @samstokey1472
      @samstokey1472 3 роки тому +1

      I was gonna comment 1:27 woah, nice cock. But ur comment is also pretty solid

  • @alexandersmith1264
    @alexandersmith1264 4 роки тому +1

    Great video, using these alterations have greatly improved activation of my thighs in squats and alleviated any pain in my knees

  • @okamusubi4006
    @okamusubi4006 5 років тому +4

    Everyday damn fitness brought me here.

  • @willy0297
    @willy0297 7 років тому

    Thank you so much for always providing high quality content of calisthenic movements. I learn and improve so much in just 1 week by doing the exercises you provided. Best of luck to Sven and El Eggs.

  • @christianserino5616
    @christianserino5616 7 років тому +51

    Best fitness channel ever.

  • @krasstoff
    @krasstoff 7 років тому +1

    Eure Videos sind wirklich immer super. Vielen Dank für die Mühe! Man hat das Gefühl, einen YT-personal trainer zu haben. Das ist wirklich cool.

    • @calimove
      @calimove  7 років тому +2

      Das hören wir doch gerne :D

  • @MIAMI305HUSTLE
    @MIAMI305HUSTLE 5 років тому +6

    3:27 LMFAO

  • @antoniorivotti8983
    @antoniorivotti8983 7 років тому +1

    This is one of or the best channel that i've seen in terms of movement learning keeP it going guys.

  • @Famulus
    @Famulus 7 років тому +21

    Wow, ein hervorragendes Video zu den Kniebeugen! Sowas braucht UA-cam! :)
    Darf ich fragen, ob ihr noch Mobility-Videos erstellt, wie man sich in der Hüft- und Sprunggelenk-Beweglichkeit verbessert? Das wäre super!

    • @calimove
      @calimove  7 років тому +9

      Wird alles noch kommen!

  • @frangotube851
    @frangotube851 7 років тому

    Your mobility and body control is admirable. Congratulations. (Subscribed)

  • @cupofcozy708
    @cupofcozy708 7 років тому +3

    I love squats! I do a combination of bodyweight and weighted squats

  • @bubalowings
    @bubalowings 6 років тому

    This is the most helpful squat video I've been able to find on UA-cam. Thank you.

  • @LernGuru
    @LernGuru 7 років тому +6

    Klasse Infos. Danke Jungs. weiter so!

  • @hamishb2194
    @hamishb2194 5 років тому +2

    Ok! I came here because of Every Damn Day Fitness and damnni wish I'd found this sooner! I watched this video and am now off to the gym to put all of this into action to see how I can implement this info!! Thank you so much for the video and I will be happily watching from now on aswell as going through past videos!!

  • @mariamllersrensen6572
    @mariamllersrensen6572 7 років тому +21

    Hi. I dont have the mobility in my ankles to get them past my knees. Therefore my back is rounding when i Squat all the Way Down. Any videos about ankle-mobility-excercises?

    • @calimove
      @calimove  7 років тому +31

      We will make some mobilty videos in the future. Stay tuned.

    • @davidbane1339
      @davidbane1339 7 років тому +2

      You guys are the best! I swear, ich brauche Mobilitätempfehlung für meine Fussgelenke

    • @johnking708
      @johnking708 7 років тому +1

      focus on isolated workouts if you have issues like that...don't risk injury for a compound movement

    • @fuckfuckiluvesex
      @fuckfuckiluvesex 7 років тому

      You are not built to squat all the way down, so don't do it. Squat just below parallel.

  • @Bamseskutt
    @Bamseskutt 7 років тому

    Watching your videos is my warmup.

  • @LukeFaulkner
    @LukeFaulkner 5 років тому +9

    I feel I don't have half the bones/joints of this guy...

  • @nikko__5850
    @nikko__5850 3 роки тому

    You may be the best in explaining proper technique in squatting. From head position, knee/foot position, butt and hip mobility. Grip, trapezius high and low position. Warm up, use low weight and increase only when you have mastered the low and adapt accordingly to workout regime.
    All very important and vital things to know as a beginner.
    Thank you so much!! New subscriber

  • @divyadarshanrajendran7447
    @divyadarshanrajendran7447 5 років тому +10

    3:27 thank me later

  • @captainfreedomcyclist9293
    @captainfreedomcyclist9293 7 років тому

    at first I used to only go to a 90 degree bend with my knees. I then tried ass to grass and it kind of hurt the first few times but now I will never go back to 90 degrees, going ass to grass makes my knees feel so much better and stronger. thank you for this

  • @Nicelemons77
    @Nicelemons77 5 років тому +5

    Ballsack 10/10

    • @haad2246
      @haad2246 5 років тому

      Haha omg 🙈

  • @peterv1806
    @peterv1806 6 років тому

    Exceptional video - one of the most intelligent and informative videos on squats that I've seen - well done and thank you!

  • @91Sade
    @91Sade 7 років тому +8

    I was always afraid to squat because of my patellar tendon. Thank you for making it safer.

  • @caiomauricio9387
    @caiomauricio9387 5 років тому +1

    I Love this channel. Started watching when I used to do calisthenics. It helped me so much. And now you have very good videos about weighted training. You guys are awesome.
    Freundliche Grüsse aus Brasilien.

  • @Bredmirror
    @Bredmirror 7 років тому +375

    Gone a little ... *sexualll*

    • @eleggs
      @eleggs 7 років тому +20

      LeviBoy98 only if you do it in you mind by watching specific points 😂

    • @Bredmirror
      @Bredmirror 7 років тому +13

      Its hard not to see it :D

    • @farislazee2832
      @farislazee2832 7 років тому +5

      LeviBoy98 the ladies sure love this :-)

    • @carltonmcmavrickson3431
      @carltonmcmavrickson3431 7 років тому +12

      Well, the bulge is just too obvious, one is immediately drawn to it! mmm

    • @MrJordanConnolly
      @MrJordanConnolly 7 років тому +1

      LeviBoy98 for sure settle down everybody

  • @michealwatts7469
    @michealwatts7469 7 років тому

    This is why I like this channel.. It isn''t "Ok guys in this 45 minute video I am going to explain to you that your squat is wrong, going to have a lot of sponsors coming in, Ill tell you about my new book, and then Im going to end the video not at all by showing you how to squat right, instead going to let you know about my new pre-workout!" Its: "This is how to squat, a video for EVERYONE".
    Thank you so much guys

  • @juliankristensen5040
    @juliankristensen5040 6 років тому +8

    Good video! 1:28 Balls to grass

  • @CheekyYogaClub
    @CheekyYogaClub 4 роки тому

    Great video Daniel! I'd add an extra hack to it (taken from yoga). I use it with my clients and we see progress INSANELY quickly:
    1/ If someone has really low flexibility and mobility - and their squat is somewhere halfway - put a pile of books / a block / anything stable under their bum so they can sit on it.
    2/ Then bring the elbows to the inner knees, and press them against each other - use this not only to open your hips, but also as leverage to grow your spine taller.
    3/ Let them breathe deeply and gradually sink deeper into the squat. (It's also quite meditative and grounding - a great resting pose.)
    Hope it's useful 👍/ Kat
    Ps. Speaking of breathing, the 3:22 won my heart :D

  • @ChinskiChat
    @ChinskiChat 7 років тому +5

    Thanks. What if we only have dumbells?

  • @hahaha000999
    @hahaha000999 7 років тому +1

    Great tutorial guys! Now i finally know that my turned legs to sides are not mobility issue but body composition. Thanks!

  • @Tanirhum
    @Tanirhum 7 років тому +55

    It's not the best idea in the world to exhale on the way up with 150kg on your upper back, which is holding on tight thanks to your valsalva maneuvre.

    • @ivokraaier9740
      @ivokraaier9740 7 років тому +2

      well, if European champion Daniel Ebert does it.. i still prefer to only let go of my air in the top end of my lift (my physical therapist, a femaile crossfitter, got me started squatting to strengthen my weak and thus often sore back)

    • @fuckfuckiluvesex
      @fuckfuckiluvesex 7 років тому +27

      a FEMAILE CROSSFITTER OMG INSNAE

    • @Leonelf0
      @Leonelf0 7 років тому +12

      Ivo Kraaier he can do that because he can squat much more than 150kg. When I started I needed the valsalva maneuver even at 80kg. Now I can squat properly without bracing but need to brace at 130kg. It's all about overall strength. At maxes a proper Valsalva maneuver is needed.

    • @chrismayclin6397
      @chrismayclin6397 5 років тому

      A well done and comprehensive tutorial.

    • @mariap.894
      @mariap.894 5 років тому

      Tanirhum. I thought the Valsalva Maneuver was supposed to be avoided at all cost during any exercise. It can put an unnecessary strain to the heart and increase internal blood pressure ( cause anurism or pop blood vessels)

  • @Kazuma_De5u
    @Kazuma_De5u 7 років тому

    Straight to the point. That's what I like. You earned a subscriber. Thanks

  • @calisthenicsunityargentina4925
    @calisthenicsunityargentina4925 7 років тому +5

    I can't even handle 10 sets of 10 squats (I swear I a can barely move my legs)

    • @jamal22958
      @jamal22958 7 років тому

      Calisthenics Unity Argentina same!

  • @yusrighouse
    @yusrighouse 7 років тому

    I'm glad that you guys included the back squat. A lot of calisthenics guys can be dogmatic about body weight only. Those guys also usually have small legs.

  • @angrygoldfish
    @angrygoldfish 6 років тому +6

    Squating depth... no one can agree on it. Everyone says different things.
    Words I found while researching this topic by world-renowned spine expert Stuart McGill:
    “The risk is greater than is justified by the reward. No one is going to give you an extra million dollars for squatting deeper. If you need to do that for competition, then that’s one thing. But if your objective is health, then it’s pretty hard to justify.”

  • @Postermaestro
    @Postermaestro 7 років тому +1

    I never knew Phreak was such a beast at squats! PogChamp

  • @thedarkside2432
    @thedarkside2432 7 років тому +9

    Hi
    Great tutorial - really does explain a lot however I have one key problem and that is ankle flexibility. Do you have a video on this or can you make one on improving flexibility in the ankle? Id even pay you to do it haha, ive had to stop squatting because my form became terrible because of it :(

    • @calimove
      @calimove  7 років тому +16

      Mobility videos will released soon, stay tuned!

    • @davesmith2675
      @davesmith2675 7 років тому

      TheDarkSide243 I had the same issue. Wrap a band below your ankles and a post, then kneel down and move knee forward. Make sure the band is below the ankles as this pushes your talus bone back while you are stretching. This has fixed my ankle tightness.

    • @Leonelf0
      @Leonelf0 7 років тому +1

      Do the 30/30 squat challenge. Rest in the squat position for 30 min daily for 30 days. This will make you achieve proper hip and ankle mobility.

  • @benr5983
    @benr5983 7 років тому +1

    Danke. Endlich das lange erwartet Video, welches nebenbei auch noch echt gut.

  • @dondiibnob5512
    @dondiibnob5512 7 років тому +78

    wish he wore an apron or something

  • @mike_miller
    @mike_miller 7 років тому +1

    Broke my back while watching this video.... Such a deep squatting leads to serious injuries

    • @Sageman915
      @Sageman915 5 років тому

      What thenfuck r u on

  • @ahamedeesafaiz4182
    @ahamedeesafaiz4182 7 років тому +7

    how to perform a hip socket test?

  • @jimihenrik11
    @jimihenrik11 7 років тому

    As always, very nice tutorial. When I started doing bodyweight training 1 1/2 years ago I wasn't able to do a single squat (I would fall back before I even reached the 90° position). In this weeks I'm doing my first Pistols. In my personal experience the squat is the most natural exercise, because the movement feels so good and your body profits so much from it.

  • @pierrefitch
    @pierrefitch 7 років тому +30

    when I squat ass to grass my back starts to round ?? what is the fix to that?

    • @kiddkaos1
      @kiddkaos1 7 років тому +20

      Pierre Fitch hip and ankle mobility. Maker sure your knees are being pushed outwards, and knees going over toes, to make room for your hips to come further forward.

    • @Blanka2471
      @Blanka2471 7 років тому +8

      Point your toes out more. Use your quads to stabilize (think about pushing knees out first instead of sitting backwards). If you do this your spine should be extremely verticle and you won't have butt wink. Too many ppl think a squat is a hip/glute dominant exercise when actually it's supposed to be quad dominent to provent the lower back from pushing the weight at the bottom.

    • @michaels5381
      @michaels5381 7 років тому +17

      To do ass to grass, you need to relax hamstrings to get there, which is the thing you DO NOT want to do. You want to work your muscles in the greatest EFFECTIVE range of motion possible, and that is just below the parallel made up by knee patella and hip joint, where hip joint is below patella from side view. This is the position your muscles are stretched to their max. When going even lower, you must relax muscles on the back of your leg, you don´t want that, you want to have tension, therefore strengthen them as well.

    • @GabResende95
      @GabResende95 7 років тому +2

      Glutes n hams are too tight. Get em a good stretch

    • @mrblank-zh1xy
      @mrblank-zh1xy 7 років тому

      Tight hip flexors. You need to do a band release and complex stretch on the flexors and hamstrings

  • @axxenm
    @axxenm 7 років тому

    One of the best videos of squat form explained. However I would like the add that I find looking upward during my squat helps me keep my chest out and back tight - but this is me