MsBeverlyHills
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atomic-- so your a trainer??
ok.. a little education for ya-- the Smith is on a fixed plane so your able to lean against the bar for stabilization when your squating-- problem being this minimizes your hip extension which also minimizes your hamstring involvement (even w/a forward stance)-- when your hammys are no longer stabilizing your knees-- you get a sheering force on the joints...
never squat on the Smith (even w/just the bar) if you want to avoid knee injuries.
ok.. a little education for ya-- the Smith is on a fixed plane so your able to lean against the bar for stabilization when your squating-- problem being this minimizes your hip extension which also minimizes your hamstring involvement (even w/a forward stance)-- when your hammys are no longer stabilizing your knees-- you get a sheering force on the joints...
never squat on the Smith (even w/just the bar) if you want to avoid knee injuries.