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anyone know where in vancouver sell the foam roller(trigger point)? moving to a different gym soon and most likely they not gonna have a foam roller there.
Sportchek sells it. I know the one I work at has it. Broadway and Ontario
anyone know where in vancouver sell the foam roller(trigger point)? moving to a different gym soon and most likely they not gonna have a foam roller there.
i jsut got mine on amazon.ca very cheap, free shipping too
anyone know where in vancouver sell the foam roller(trigger point)? moving to a different gym soon and most likely they not gonna have a foam roller there.
fitness town.
have you tried the travel roller? I prefer those as it is harder.. comes with the trigger point balls like the trigger point brand as well.
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Originally Posted by instantneedles
most likely not. Training frequency and intensity has dropped for me the past two months.. I will start picking it back up again coming 2014
I know a shitton of beasts, with unfathomable lifts will be competing in the 83 kg this coming meet so watch out guys. one of the guys is a single poly ply 3rd in IPF
There are no principles, there are only events. There is no good and bad, there are only circumstances. The superior espouses events and circumstances in order to guide them.
Not surprising you have knee issues. Those shoes don't look appropriate for squatting. I noticed the imbalance, the weight goes to your front of your feet, putting pressure on your knees.
You need squat with only socks/chucks/weightlifting/ something with a decent flat sole- shoes on. And even then, direct the weight to the middle/back, and along the sides, when you squat.
Hope you don't rely on the belt too much either, you lessen the impact of core development, a great results from squatting.
I remember the first video you showed us, the squatting and instability. You mentioned you were self taught? Might want to keep reading on how to squat, or watch youtube videos more thoroughly. You're going to wreck something like those guys that do deadlifts with rounded backs.
Last edited by subordinate; 10-11-2013 at 11:37 PM.
forms improved alot bud. I remember biting my tongue watching you perform knee bends in that last video, but you're well on your way to doing proper squats now.
Like others have said, maybe try some flat soled shoes, or something hard to squat on... as you can tell from the video, it looks a bit shaky at the bottom
There are no principles, there are only events. There is no good and bad, there are only circumstances. The superior espouses events and circumstances in order to guide them.
There are no principles, there are only events. There is no good and bad, there are only circumstances. The superior espouses events and circumstances in order to guide them.
For squats.... is it wrong to have feet no wider than shoulder width? I feel I can go lower, heavier and work the quads more than if I have a narrower stance. My ass is big enough with hockey non sense.
As Dave Tate has stated before, squats are personal. The most optimal form for each person is in relation to his/her body structure, limb length, etc.
I used to do primarily low bar before but I couldn't get the best depth feet wide apart without anterior pelvic tilt. Also did high bar with the bar on my traps and I could hit atg but I didn't like how that felt on my traps. Now I switched it a mix of both high/low bar.
You really have to keep experimenting and find what works for you.
There are no principles, there are only events. There is no good and bad, there are only circumstances. The superior espouses events and circumstances in order to guide them.