Barbell Hack Squats Workout
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Muscles worked: quadriceps, hamstrings and buttocks
Spotter Required: No
Minimum Equipment Required: Standard Barbell
The best equipment to use: Olympic barbell
Warm up: Warm up to perform a rate 15 to 20 reps of the exercise with minimal weight, typically half to one rep max.
How often should I perform this exercise: The hack squat is best carried out after knee bends, as another part of the quad muscle targets but also helps target your thighs.
When should this exercise: The hack squat is best carried out after a heavy curl exercises such as squats, and front thighs.
How to exercise: Standing with feet shoulder-width apart to the front, the bar stops behind the body and hold it to your back if you are willing to bend with the same movement like a squat in the area. Hold the bar straight and lower your body halfway.
This exercise is hard and should not be lifting heavy weights, as a rule of thumb, about half the weight you are lifting front squat. Remember, keep your head neutral spine and you are straight.
Mentality: You will work your quads, this movement and hamstrings feel the trick is to keep the back straight during this exercise.
Spotter Required: No
Minimum Equipment Required: Standard Barbell
The best equipment to use: Olympic barbell
Warm up: Warm up to perform a rate 15 to 20 reps of the exercise with minimal weight, typically half to one rep max.
How often should I perform this exercise: The hack squat is best carried out after knee bends, as another part of the quad muscle targets but also helps target your thighs.
When should this exercise: The hack squat is best carried out after a heavy curl exercises such as squats, and front thighs.
How to exercise: Standing with feet shoulder-width apart to the front, the bar stops behind the body and hold it to your back if you are willing to bend with the same movement like a squat in the area. Hold the bar straight and lower your body halfway.
This exercise is hard and should not be lifting heavy weights, as a rule of thumb, about half the weight you are lifting front squat. Remember, keep your head neutral spine and you are straight.
Mentality: You will work your quads, this movement and hamstrings feel the trick is to keep the back straight during this exercise.
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