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Q & A for The 16% – How Does Your Foot Type Affect Your Squat & Deadlift

July 20, 2020 By Bill Leave a Comment

I had a great call with a long-time family member working in high level sport.

We covered a lot of ground including feet and some of the behaviors and capabilities of the 3 main foot types. I thought it would be useful to consider how the foot types may bias your performance in the gym, and how you can alter your training to influence your squat vs. deadlift performance. I’ll use the box squat as the exercise we can use to manipulate execution to support your training goals.

#supinatedfoot #pronatedfoot #boxsquat

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