There is truly a continuum of "how to make these harder"; style, weight & height are all variables you can play with. You can even start at the top, stand sideways to the edge and squat down as far as you can, holding the foot out so it doesn't touch and then back up - that's really on the way to being a 1-legged squat.
It is probably enough to know that there are ways to make them harder without going to BB-on-the-back or exceeding your grip with DBs.
I find that concentrating on pushing thru the heel helps keep the working leg on the right track for targeting the posterior chain.
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