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When he said it, I wasn't really paying attention and just said "alright". After my set was over, it finally hit me that he was dead seriousOriginally Posted by scshift
Everyone I talk to says that. For me, I always break parallel (or achieve parallel on really heavy sets cause of flexibility). When you think about it, if you don't go past parallel, that's bad for your knees. Instead of the weight being supported by your quads/hamstrings/glutes as you would parallel and past, it's all on your knees and calves. I guess some people just try and justify easier workoutsOriginally Posted by nealraj006
I got approached by some kid today while I was squatting. Told me I shouldn't do full range of motion because it's bad for my kneesUnsolicited advice in the gym is definitely unappreciated.
Wawa, can you dunk? I'm just curious because I know you mentioned that you did Oly Lifting, and Oly lifters have great vertical jumps.
I should've seen how much he knows and asked why he thought so. His answer would've probably been "I read it somewhere online" or "I know a guy whose uncle's brother in law has bad knees because of squatting below parallel".
Wawa, thanks for the link. I've seen it before. There's one that's closer than I thought though. I might check it out soon.