TRUTH ABOUT “HOW DEEP SHOULD YOU SQUAT”??

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Squatting has never been a controversy, neither was squatting deep, as we have been squatting that way since human evolution, which is now termed as the Asian Squat. However, the controversy was always about the depth to be attained in a loaded squat. But the issue we often face is to assess what we mean by depth, and how deep one should go in a squat. There are many opinions when it comes to optimal squat depth. Some experts claim squatting as deep as possible (ass-to-grass) is the only way to perform the lift. Others believe deep squats are harmful to the knees and should never be performed.

This Book will solve this mystery with the help of research studies, recommendations by top strength coaches & authors, and basic common sense, as to what we really mean by depth, and is the criteria the same for all…

Page Count: 46


CONTENTS

  • HOW DEEP SHOULD YOU SQUAT?
  • WHAT THE RESEARCH SAYS
  • THE RESEARCH CONCLUSION
  • EXPERTS ARE NOT IN FAVOUR OF ATG SQUATS

13 reviews for TRUTH ABOUT “HOW DEEP SHOULD YOU SQUAT”??

  1. Vishal Sahu

    Great ebook

  2. subhadi

    Very nice

  3. Abhi

    The book is worth reading if you are conscious about your health and the way different squats should be performed.

  4. Chandra

    Interesting and well-documented

  5. prince pandey

    This short book got all the basics, good for beginners

  6. Durgesh

    Good tips about how to do squats properly

  7. Mankirat

    The book is well written with tons of information inside.

  8. Shyam

    Must have for all

  9. yash

    Knowledgeable

  10. abhinav

    Would definitely say that this book has changed my perspective on “The Squat” . A must buy .

  11. Kamal

    Great book to understand your shortcomings and ways to better them.

  12. Deepak

    Excellent book.

  13. virendra

    This book is highly recommended and straight forward when it comes to squatting for strength.

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