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The Adductor Magnus and its role in Squatting: Part III – Errors in Form

November 2, 2010

In part I and II of this series I discussed the anatomy and role of the Adductor Magnus muscle for proper squat technique.  In the third part I discuss two scenarios involving this structure which may create errors in technique.  These errors can lead to injury and decreased force output.  In part IV I will discuss corrective exercises to battle these common problems.

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