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Old 08-24-2007, 12:05 PM
Topshelf Topshelf is offline
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Thanks, but there's one thing I'm still not clear on...should I wear a belt during squats? Just kidding, I'll put it away. Guess it's one of the few bad habits I held on to.

Well it's good to hear that there's nothing horribly wrong with my form. I thought my knees were too far forward and I also thought I noticed a slight rounding of the back one one or two reps at the bottom. So this is a very good review for me. I'll try to bring my feet in an inch or two. Oh, and about 10 minutes after I finished my workout today, my Otomix shoes finally arrived, so no more flip flops. LOL I'm not sure which method would be better for me, but I think I'm going to try to find or make some 1 1/4lb plates and try out the microloading technique first. If that doesn't work, then I'll go to the 75% method. One statement I'm not sure how to take is this...

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Anything you attribute to bad form on the 155 pound squats looks more to me like you working with weights that are pretty heavy for you. But I will watch them again a couple times to see if I can add anything....
Are you saying that the weight is too heavy for me? Or that it's just what happens when working with heavy weight?

And lastly, on a serious note, is there any exercise that the weight belt should be used? I use (make that used to use) it on the squat, row and dead. I only ask because I know Rip mentioned the belt in his book, but I forget the details of when to use it.

Thanks again Eric, I really appreciate you taking the time to help me out here.;)
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