bignate73 said:you'll get damn strong if you can front squat without a spotter.
that entails a clean up to the shoulders and doing your set and then setting the weight down. doing this regularly, you can expect some good results. maybe not as heavy as you would like on legs but the functional strength you will gain manipulating that kind of weight will improve all aspects of your strength and physique.
JOKER47 said:
Should front squats be used as an alternate to "normal" squats, or in addition to? I have never done them, but have been thinking of incorporating them into my routine.
Thanks,
Joker
Rocket said:I use to squat at home no rack...clean and press the weight overhead lower to back of neck squat till you can't do no more press the weight overhead place on floor...simple....safe & effective!
Rocket
joncrane said:
I have always seen front squats as an auxiliary or additional exercise to regular squats.
bignate73 said:
only because most people cant hold onto that amount of weight. its either too rough on the shoulders/wrists or thier core is too weak. usually the second is the case before the first.
since your going for size and are doing a typical BB type of W/O, I would do the: 6 Sets of 10 Squats @ 95 (Or around there) 60 sec rest.... seems like the sets of 10 with fair weight will help you get your form GOOD, and the short rest periods will get your muscles Worked, and in shape!! Good Luck...Needhelp said:I'm already doing lunges, I just need something inplace of squats..
Should I do
Dumbell squats or
6 Sets of 10 Squats @ 95 (Or around there) 60 sec rest
5 x 5 @ 135
20 Rep squats @ 105
Good Mornings
This is the routine i'm doing.
Legs are worked pretty good, plus I added deadlifts on backday, i'm just looking for some substitues for squats...I think i'm gonna try doing light squats, hopefully it works. Thanks![]()
What I would do is to do BOTH... Do your regular squats, Then do the front squats. Just use weights you can handle for at least 10 reps without a spotter!! You will need to practice your form with front squats since its a completely different movement. Balancing the bar is the #1 thing to start working on. So, start with the bar and see how it goes....You can then do your Lunges After these two excercises!Needhelp said:You think that'd be better than frontsquats? since i'm going for size
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