Mark Sisson answers a question from a reader today who has a hard time squatting flat footed. A common problem is people unable to reach a deep squat position without raising their heals.
[Taller lifters like Arnold often times put a piece of wood under their heals to reach a deep squat position. Ideally you can build up ankle mobility and flexibility so you don’t have to do this.]
The reason people can’t squat flat-footed according to Mark:
I can think of two things that may be impeding your progress: your calves are tight and you’re trying to maintain a vertical torso.
Find out how to correct this…
Link: Dear Mark: Can’t Squat, Please Help
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