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Barbell Overhead Squat - How To 

Bobby Maximus
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Hold a barbell over your head, using an overhand grip that’s about twice shoulder-width. Your arms should be straight and your feet should be shoulder-width apart. Push your hips back and, while maintaining the natural arch in your lower back, squat as deeply as you can. Pause, and stand back up. Make sure that the bar doesn’t move forward and that your arms remain perpendicular to the floor for the entire lift.

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Комментарии : 11   
@justinsmith3981
@justinsmith3981 Год назад
This is the first video out of the 4 I have watched so far that actually talks about how to start. Thank you so much.
@Sam-go6vg
@Sam-go6vg Год назад
Bro link me if you find any. Shits so hard to do
@everettstevenson6110
@everettstevenson6110 9 месяцев назад
Awesome video, been looking to improve dropping the bar then walking away😅
@dylanbaird3966
@dylanbaird3966 Год назад
Bit sassy mate at the end
@terrystrand
@terrystrand 2 года назад
Go deeper. Why throw the bar?
@pandabelepotan
@pandabelepotan Год назад
I think it is harder to control the bar not to hit the head while ass to the grass
@terrystrand
@terrystrand Год назад
@@pandabelepotan Yes, but that is the mark of a skilled lifter... full range motion without killing yourself, anybody else, or tossing the bar...
@aaronsavage8018
@aaronsavage8018 Год назад
Mad he couldn’t go deeper lol
@terrystrand
@terrystrand Год назад
@@aaronsavage8018 The REAL deal, not that shallow stuff... squatuniversity.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/img_4200.jpg
@ajbonline
@ajbonline 2 года назад
I usually go a little winder with my hands.
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