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 No.84462

I need your help, /fit/. Yesterday I noticed a upper back pain while I walked for about 30 minutes carrying some food. I though it was poor posture in the shoulders and then, I tried to do some front squat to fix it. The surprise for me: I could not get in the position, my elbows still pointing down (red) and not foward (green), when I tried to force then to point foward, the bar almost cut my head off. So, what can I do to fix this?

 No.84473

>they

Fix.


 No.84478

Do some shoulder and wrist mobility work, I had the same problem, but now I'm able to keep my elbows up. Also, I've seem some lifters using wrist wraps on YouTube, seems to be a good idea.


 No.84480

YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.

Watch this. It's very relevant to the type of problems you're describing.


 No.84482

stop front squatting


 No.84499

>>84482

But I don't front squat except yesterday.


 No.84523

Do zercher squats


 No.84541

>>84523

fuck off


 No.84542

YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.

are you resting the bar on your delts and neck? if elbows point down then it seems like the weight resting on your hands instead. vid related


 No.84544

>>84542

But if I rest the bar on my delts and neck, I lose the contact bar-hand. But I think I know what to do. I'll use straps to do the front squat when I need it. At least until I fix the form.

Thanks for everyone.


 No.84546

>>84544

Wait, you're going to force the bar to rest on your arms instead of fixing your shit? That seems like an express ticket to Snap City. If you intend to front squat while not having the required flexibility to, do a cross grip instead. I do not see any way straps could benefit you in a front squat.


 No.84599

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>>84546

Something like this.


 No.84635

>>84462

Z E R C H E R S Q U A T S Don't be stupid and try a 1rm with it, challenging yourself with reps in ranges of 5 to 10 is fine, but you should be confident about it, the initial pain is normal, rest the bar on the crook of your elbows, not in the biceps, good luck if you're thinking about it, it's like a retarded front squat but it works, with a squat rack is even safer


 No.84637

>>84635

I'll try this too.




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