In this video we’re looking at proper technique on the good morning exercise to maximize muscular development of the glutes, hamstrings and back while avoiding injury.
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Without weights, I coud feel my hamstrings right away.
As soon as I put on some weights, same movement, I started feeling my lower back primarily and secondary, if not at all, my hamstrings.
Me: "What rear delts? I don't have any" 🤣🤣🤣
They’ll definitely think that I don’t know how to do squats
Can you make a video on weightlifting shoes?
Thanks
Edit: thinking of it, the before mentioned form would probably excessively put your center of gravity forward at heavier weights.
Mentioned it's to build the traps for support. He demo'd it to me himself and it's the same.
I am 5’11 215lbs my squat was always a problem lift for me. I think maybe it’s part mental part physical. I can leg press a good amount but always faltered on my squats. This exercise has helped me so much to boost my squat strength and confidence.
You don’t realize how much of a hood squat comes from your lower back strength and glute muscles and hamstrings.
As a side note this has also helped my RDL by strengthening my core muscles and lower back so I can more easily control the weight once I pull it up.
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