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Old 08-02-2008, 12:23 AM   #26 (permalink)
chris jenkins
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Re: The powerlifters Squat

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Originally Posted by Benito View Post
Interesting stuff. Heard that before that knee wraps add some poundage to your squat but wasn't quite so sure about them as a training aid. I'm probably a little ignorant in -terms of powerlifting equipment. I've watched some of your lifts Chris and I must say they are very impressive. What weight class do you compete in?Also, liked your post on squat technique some very good pointers there. It can be lost at times that PLing is\n't just brute force. Also, will you generally train in a squat suit, raw, or a bit both.
Hi bro, well thank you very much..

I'm in the 90kg class at the moment but hoping to move up to 100kg... I feel that if you compete in a suit you should really do a lot of training in the kit. The groove you hit on the squat is different to that of a raw squat. I would say in defence though that its a good idea to get as strong as possible raw first then work in the equipment. I have done a lot of raw training over the last few month's. I bench to a pb or near my max raw then put my shirt on and keep working, closer to a show I will put my shirt on a lot sooner.
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