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Shox wrote:I think i have lordosis. I thought my back pain was due to squatting, but i only feel it at work (when im standing for 4+ hours). it's not as bad as yours but its still annoying. Could you tell me the warm up stretches you do? Anyone know how long it takes to fix this?
maroon wrote:Flexibility was/is a major issue for me on the squats too. It's good that you are identifying the problem now and committing to solving it. It feels like such a bump in the road and progress looks bleak for a while because of all the formwork, but it's worth it.Getting the technique right on the squat alone is a lot of progress after all. It means you can bump the numbers back up later with correct and safe technique!
Shox wrote:Try squeezing your core when u do squats, it helps stabilize your lower back
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