Robert Jan
New member
I quote Arioch in his squat article
" Many misinformed individuals caution against squatting below parallel, stating that this is hazardous to the knees. Nothing could be further from the truth. (2) Stopping at or above parallel places direct stress on the knees, whereas a deep squat will transfer the load to the hips,(3) which are capable of handling a greater amount of force than the knees should ever be exposed to. "
now im not a genius.... but how at any time during the squat will your knees not have to bear the full weight of you plus the weight?
" Many misinformed individuals caution against squatting below parallel, stating that this is hazardous to the knees. Nothing could be further from the truth. (2) Stopping at or above parallel places direct stress on the knees, whereas a deep squat will transfer the load to the hips,(3) which are capable of handling a greater amount of force than the knees should ever be exposed to. "
now im not a genius.... but how at any time during the squat will your knees not have to bear the full weight of you plus the weight?