Peter Attia· MD
again I want to bring that barbell back into closer to my center of gravity
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again I want to bring that barbell back into closer to my center of gravity
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when we put the squat bar Lower to our center of gravity we tend to have a little bit more strength and power
when we put the squat bar Lower to our center of gravity um we tend to have a little bit more strength and power and that was a big difference for me as somebody that had crazy long long levers um I was a terrible High bar squatter um my strength went up like 50% um by shifting to that low bar position
so similar hypotheses is that when we put the squat bar Lower to our center of gravity we tend to have a little bit more strength and power and that was a big difference for me as somebody that had crazy long levers