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Originally posted by Zoel:
Sweet...I assume this will also help with form when it comes to the normal squat as well...as in less forward movement
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Eh kinda. If you are flexible and are still having issues with a lean during a squat you may have a lower back weakness.
Just stretch out your hips, glutes, quads, ankles/calves when you do an OH squat, along with shoulder stretching and youll be alright when you practice.
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