many professionals in the industry advise against full squats
millions of people all over the world disagree.
millions of people all over the world disagree.
"Partial squats are never good. They neglect the hips and hamstrings. When an athlete stops above parallel, his knee joints are forced to halt the downward momentum, but once the athlete goes below parallel that stress is transfered to the more powerful group in the hips, hamstrings, and adductors. Full squats keep all these muscle groups proportionately strong."
Bill Starr - Strength Coach John Hopkins University Sept. 1997
Bill Starr - Strength Coach John Hopkins University Sept. 1997