Talk:Form (exercise)
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Suggestions:
- list and correct common misconceptions (e.g., "keep knees behind toes" when squatting), and tell that 90 degrees knee angle is the most unstable angle
- define "parallel" in parallel squat, e.g., line connecting top of knee and the crease of hip, and show pics of rounded back and straight back (bad and good form (normal lordosis))
- in deadlift, tell that hips start higher than the knees, and lower than the shoulders (no "reverse squatting")
- tell that in squat and deadlift barbell should be over the middle of the feet for maximum efficiency and safety —Preceding unsigned comment added by Bork (talk • contribs)
- Becareful that you do not delve into giving instructions. The page is meant to be informative, not directive. WLU (talk) 14:15, 6 February 2008 (UTC)

