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Thread: How come so many dudes don't squat our squat like shyte?

post 1634297483 03-21-2021, 04:05 PM
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Lots of great physiques created w/o squats

Post your squat physique OP
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Originally Posted By BigDeeps01⏩
Lots of great physiques created w/o squats

Post your squat physique OP
u still after those nudes bb?

The vast majority of people would dramatically improve their physique with the addition ofproperlyperformed squats to their routine. That's just a fact.
PRs:

Squat: 672 lbs
Bench Press: 446 lbs
Deadlift: 696 lbs
Press: 265 lbs
post 1634300113 03-21-2021, 04:43 PM
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Originally Posted By Kratos89⏩
u still after those nudes bb?

The vast majority of people would dramatically improve their physique with the addition ofproperlyperformed squats to their routine. That's just a fact.
Not really, there's a substitute for any lift and this is coming from somebody that squats 3x a week. I'm not opposed to them.
You talk some chit tho for somebody that supposedly squats this much, you'd think somebody like that would know better.
post 1634301203 03-21-2021, 04:56 PM
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Originally Posted By Kratos89⏩
u still after those nudes bb?

The vast majority of people would dramatically improve their physique with the addition ofproperlyperformed squats to their routine. That's just a fact.
I mean, not really. Most people are limited more by their back/core strength than by their legs when it comes to squats, so squats don't even let you develop your legs as much as a combination of other exercises

Good for developing glutes I suppose, although so are other exercises

I like how you won't post your shirtless physique tho, with all these claims about NEEDING squats/deadlifts to have a good physique lol
post 1634303303 03-21-2021, 05:22 PM
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Originally Posted By illah⏩
You talk some chit tho for somebody that supposedly squats this much, you'd think somebody like that would know better.
I do know better. That's why I look like I do and squat what I do.
PRs:

Squat: 672 lbs
Bench Press: 446 lbs
Deadlift: 696 lbs
Press: 265 lbs
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Originally Posted By BigDeeps01⏩
I mean, not really. Most people are limited more by their back/core strength than by their legs when it comes to squats, so squats don't even let you develop your legs as much as a combination of other exercises

Good for developing glutes I suppose, although so are other exercises

I like how you won't post your shirtless physique tho, with all these claims about NEEDING squats/deadlifts to have a good physique lol
Squats are the foundation. Hack squats and leg press can come after. Duh.
PRs:

Squat: 672 lbs
Bench Press: 446 lbs
Deadlift: 696 lbs
Press: 265 lbs
post 1634303933 03-21-2021, 05:30 PM
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Originally Posted By Kratos89⏩
I do know better. That's why I look like I do and squat what I do.
You look like nothing without spoon pics.
post 1634304123 03-21-2021, 05:32 PM
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Originally Posted By illah⏩
You look like nothing without spoon pics.
I hate to use this, but it feels appropriate here: Strong cope.
PRs:

Squat: 672 lbs
Bench Press: 446 lbs
Deadlift: 696 lbs
Press: 265 lbs
post 1634304153 03-21-2021, 05:33 PM
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Originally Posted By Kratos89⏩
I do know better. That's why I look like I do and squat what I do.
You barely even look like you've ever picked up a weight dude
post 1634304323 03-21-2021, 05:35 PM
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Originally Posted By BigDeeps01⏩
You barely even look like you've ever picked up a weight dude
You're right. Can bench 405 for reps at 225 lbs, but am definitely DYEL status.

Not nearly as jacked as I used to be, though. Feelsbadman.jpg
PRs:

Squat: 672 lbs
Bench Press: 446 lbs
Deadlift: 696 lbs
Press: 265 lbs
post 1634304853 03-21-2021, 05:42 PM
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Originally Posted By -
This thread is entertaining AF.

I love all the hate OP gets for being stronger than 101% of the misc.

Carry on.
honestly dont get the hate most of misc dont lift or are no avi scum anyway
post 1634305273 03-21-2021, 05:47 PM
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Originally Posted By -
This thread is entertaining AF.

I love all the hate OP gets for being stronger than 101% of the misc.

Carry on.
Originally Posted By calumscotland⏩
honestly dont get the hate most of misc dont lift or are no avi scum anyway
I know what I'm getting myself into, brahs.

It's all in good fun. At least it is for me, anyway. If people want to actually hate, I feel bad for them lol.
PRs:

Squat: 672 lbs
Bench Press: 446 lbs
Deadlift: 696 lbs
Press: 265 lbs
post 1634308143 03-21-2021, 06:34 PM
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Originally Posted By Kratos89⏩
You're right. Can bench 405 for reps at 225 lbs, but am definitely DYEL status.

Not nearly as jacked as I used to be, though. Feelsbadman.jpg
Again though, you've been destroyed with your "lifting heavy weights means you look aesthetic" argument, many many times
post 1634308293 03-21-2021, 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted By BigDeeps01⏩
Again though, you've been destroyed with your "lifting heavy weights means you look aesthetic" argument, many many times
Who ever said it wouldautomaticallymean that?

You're titling at windmills here, brah.
PRs:

Squat: 672 lbs
Bench Press: 446 lbs
Deadlift: 696 lbs
Press: 265 lbs
post 1634308473 03-21-2021, 06:39 PM
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Originally Posted By Kratos89⏩
Who ever said it wouldautomaticallymean that?

You're titling at windmills here, brah.
Bud, you've tried to make this argument several times

You've tried to show pictures of guys like dan green and Kirk K who, although LEAN, are not aesthetic to most people (Too blocky, big waist, lack of taper, legs too big, short)

When people suggest that training for strength is not ideal from an aesthetics perspective, you deflect

Not a good luck
post 1634309163 03-21-2021, 06:52 PM
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Originally Posted By BigDeeps01⏩
Bud, you've tried to make this argument several times

You've tried to show pictures of guys like dan green and Kirk K who, although LEAN, are not aesthetic to most people (Too blocky, big waist, lack of taper, legs too big, short)

When people suggest that training for strength is not ideal from an aesthetics perspective, you deflect

Not a good luck
I’ve never tried to make that argument at all.

Aesthetics is literally completely subjective. If you want to get right down to it, the entire aesthetics discussion is irrelevant.
PRs:

Squat: 672 lbs
Bench Press: 446 lbs
Deadlift: 696 lbs
Press: 265 lbs
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Originally Posted By BulkingIsHard⏩
And sleeping decompresses your spine for 8 hours, so by your logic I should be extending infinitely?
lol do what u want

keep squatting and become manlets.


thank you
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Originally Posted By Slaydom⏩
lol do what u want

keep squatting and become manlets.


thank you
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Originally Posted By Kratos89⏩
I’ve never tried to make that argument at all.

Aesthetics is literally completely subjective. If you want to get right down to it, the entire aesthetics discussion is irrelevant.
You literally did but it's fine, Ima disengage on this one for now
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Originally Posted By illah⏩
He doesn't have spoons, but he has a t-shirt! I guess anybody can just upload any vid on youtube and claim that it's them and miscers will eat that chit up.
I'll stand by what was said before: people that lift this amount of weight, don't go on a forum to brag and belittle people that don't.
Lmao you straight up called that chit then he says it in the next post!

Are you a wizard?

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Originally Posted By ChrisLS8⏩
Lmao you straight up called that chit then he says it in the next post!

Are you a wizard?

In4 spoon in Angus misc stickypad on back youtube video
I had already posted the picture. Are you handicapped?

Imagine still thinking it’s not me after what I’ve posted. That little kid is dumb as fuk.
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Squat: 672 lbs
Bench Press: 446 lbs
Deadlift: 696 lbs
Press: 265 lbs
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Originally Posted By Coal
I squat very very rarely. Don't see the point, my legs are already at the natty limit and they're easily my most developed body parts. Do i risk injury or just stick to presses and extensions?
^^ this explains my situation as well. Stopped squatting 4 x weeks ago after 3 yrs of consistent squatting. Feeling good and can do more volume with different movements because I'm not wiped out by squat
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Originally Posted By plebmaximus⏩
^^ this explains my situation as well. Stopped squatting 4 x weeks ago after 3 yrs of consistent squatting. Feeling good and can do more volume with different movements because I'm not wiped out by squat
Are those different movements providing more benefit than the squats did? If so, keep doing why you’re doing brah.

Squats, hack squats, and leg press always seemed to be more than enough for me.

Unless you do them for knee health, leg extensions seem pretty fuking useless.
PRs:

Squat: 672 lbs
Bench Press: 446 lbs
Deadlift: 696 lbs
Press: 265 lbs
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Originally Posted By plebmaximus⏩
^^ this explains my situation as well. Stopped squatting 4 x weeks ago after 3 yrs of consistent squatting. Feeling good and can do more volume with different movements because I'm not wiped out by squat
That's because your core/back will almost always give out before your legs will in a squat, making it a sub-optimal exercise for training your legs
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Originally Posted By Kratos89⏩
Are those different movements providing more benefit than the squats did? If so, keep doing why you’re doing brah.

Squats, hack squats, and leg press always seemed to be more than enough for me.

Unless you do them for knee health, leg extensions seem pretty fuking useless.
honestly yes, split squats/RDL/leg press/hacks , etc , I'm able to do higher reps so more volume in for the targetted muscle, while the squat is overall fatiguing

leg extension is a new thing to me, used to never do them, I just stared doing 4 x sets of 15 at the end of a lower body session, it's a good way to hit the medial part of the quad..my knee feel fine so far


Originally Posted By BigDeeps01⏩
That's because your core/back will almost always give out before your legs will in a squat, making it a sub-optimal exercise for training your legs
yeah but even then, the more fatigued I got, my technoque in the squat would change, so when quad tire for example it turns into more of a goodmorning squat so the glute can help.

i won't lie squatting for the last few years have built my lower body really well, but I think the focus for me now has changed so i'm happy to focus on hypertrophy
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Originally Posted By plebmaximus⏩
honestly yes, split squats/RDL/leg press/hacks , etc , I'm able to do higher reps so more volume in for the targetted muscle, while the squat is overall fatiguing

I have definitely done all of these at certain points of time. Right now, I still do RDLs and split squats.

I deadlift twice per week and do split squats on one day and RDLs on the other.
PRs:

Squat: 672 lbs
Bench Press: 446 lbs
Deadlift: 696 lbs
Press: 265 lbs
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i do squats, my legs are chit though. im only doing front squats these days.
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Originally Posted By fishnbrah⏩
i do squats, my legs are chit though. im only doing front squats these days.
Front squats are dope. Bomb for your quads and upper back.
PRs:

Squat: 672 lbs
Bench Press: 446 lbs
Deadlift: 696 lbs
Press: 265 lbs
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Originally Posted By ChangeOfStyle⏩
Squats always been a major weak point for me, pretty much stuck at doing two plates. Lower left side of my lumbar seems to play up every time I get in the full ROM of squatting so really heavy weight doesn't agree with it. Gotta see a physio and chit but it's stupid to ever neglect compounds
Same brah, I do them but I hate them. I'm tall and lean, not the best combo for heavy squatting. I do 245. I'm also old as fuk so theirs that as well.
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I <3 squatting because no other lift taxes the CNS like back squats

A single max pull(s) sometimes gets me there but not near as consistently as heavy squatting
If they could bottle up the feeling after a big squat day I could probably quit the gym altogether




And fwiw, the only times I've injured myself it has been with sub maximal loads, <50% warm-ups, speed/rep work etc
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