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Doctors HATE deep squats!🤯

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Mark Bski 🇺🇸🐶 olllllllo1 year ago

290lbs. Not bad for a 63yo.

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DrMattDaggett1 year ago

Hey! Not all of us doctors Aaron! Really nice post

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Squat University1 year ago

Haha true - glad you liked the post man!

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Craig McBreen1 year ago

I'm now training a 65-year-old guy. Working on form for squats and deadlifts. Bodyweight and kettlebell to start then moving on to weights. I think think compound movements are important and I'm focusing on them.

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Amy West MD, EdM, CF-L2, CAQSM1 year ago

*not all

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Jordan ( ירדן )1 year ago

This is why you should rarely listen to doctors when it comes to exercise. Listen to experts in the field, and we are not usually medical doctors.

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Direct Response Advertising1 year ago

You're absolutely right, I used to have rotten knees, and deep squatting has rehabbed them

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Cards & Kilos - Tim1 year ago

I wouldn't trust a guy who looks like he doesn't squat.

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Aaron Chistianson1 year ago

I'm sure this doctor isn't speaking from experience. /s

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Marko1 year ago

I would agree with the doctor. It is extremely far fetch to compare professional lifters with average gym goer

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Squat University1 year ago

When technique appropriate load progression is used - it’s safe for everyone

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