Written by Chad Wesley Smith
Lack of strength in the quads relative to the back is a very common problem holding back lifters, particularly beginners, abilities in the squat. Learn how to identify and fix this problem.
Addressing Weak Points | Weak Legs in the Squat
Written by Chad Wesley Smith
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