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Re: The Dumbbell Squat - Build Mass & Avoid Injury
will give these a go as been advised to avoid a bar on my back due to 2 prolapsed discs and this will allow me to squat again - also if staying light super set these with deep lunges to blitz the quads
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Re: The Dumbbell Squat - Build Mass & Avoid Injury
If you learn to squat correctly you aren't going to get injured.....
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Re: The Dumbbell Squat - Build Mass & Avoid Injury
Great read - Cheers Rob
Will be doing this next week
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Re: The Dumbbell Squat - Build Mass & Avoid Injury
fck that just learn how to squat properly
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Re: The Dumbbell Squat - Build Mass & Avoid Injury
Fantastic, I have not been able to squat because I train at home and I think it is just way to dangerous, I will be trying these very soon. Thanks for this.
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Re: The Dumbbell Squat - Build Mass & Avoid Injury
Bar squatting is fvcking uncomfortable... I always used to do DB squats... You can still hold the same weight and you're achieving the same purpose at the end of the day....
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Re: The Dumbbell Squat - Build Mass & Avoid Injury

Originally Posted by
Mighty.Panda
Bar squatting is fvcking uncomfortable... I always used to do DB squats... You can still hold the same weight and you're achieving the same purpose at the end of the day....
Maybe if your a beginner, but even intermediate who can for example squat comfortably with 100kg it going to have problems holding a pair of 50kg dumbells.
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