anthrax MVP EF VIP Mar 26, 2006 #1 Is there a way to check whether your hams are strong enough compared to your quads?
A Anthrax Invasion Guest Mar 26, 2006 #2 Not really. Just be sure you don't neglect your hamstring training and only focus on squats. You honestly shouldn't have much of a problem with imbalances, so don't go crazy about it. Just throw in a bit of ham work to keep things even.
Not really. Just be sure you don't neglect your hamstring training and only focus on squats. You honestly shouldn't have much of a problem with imbalances, so don't go crazy about it. Just throw in a bit of ham work to keep things even.
bignate73 New member Mar 26, 2006 #4 make sure your ATF squat and box squat arent terribly far apart.
anthrax MVP EF VIP Mar 27, 2006 #6 bignate73 said: make sure your ATF squat and box squat arent terribly far apart. Click to expand... With the box low enough so that the quads (and not the hams) are below parallel?
bignate73 said: make sure your ATF squat and box squat arent terribly far apart. Click to expand... With the box low enough so that the quads (and not the hams) are below parallel?