From the vault: The Adductor Magnus and its role in squatting (Part I-III)
July 12, 2012
In this series of posts the role of the Adductor Magnus muscle during performance of the squat is examined. Anatomy, strength, form, safety are all considered as the importance of this muscle for this lift is explained. Not commonly thought of as playing a role in squatting, we learn that improper function of this muscle can lead to aberrant movement both during the decent or accent.
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The Adductor Magnus and its role in Squatting: Part 1 – Anatomy
The Adductor Magnus and its role in Squatting: Part II – Issues of form, strength, and safety
The Adductor Magnus and its role in Squatting: Part III – Errors in Form
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