This type of
squat pattern puts excessive stress on the knees and lower back and places much of the the stimuli that should preferably be placed on the posterior chain, in particular the glutes, on the quads.
Not exact matches
This is problematic, as this type of
squat pattern involves excessive knee drift and
puts a lot of stress on the knees, quads, and lowers back, while neglecting the glutes.
• Train natural movement
patterns → Using free weights allows us to move through natural movement
patterns such as
squatting, hinging at the hip, and picking objects up off the ground and
putting them over our heads.