Barbarian Squats

Pendlay Row at CrossFit Tidal Wave in Galveston, TX Drew doing strict toes to bar at CrossFit Tidal Wave in Galveston, TX Drew doing strict toes to bar at CrossFit Tidal Wave in Galveston, TX WOD 1 minute each station A. Barbarian Squats (25/15) B. Airdyne Sprint C. Pistols D. Pallof Press E. GHD Back Extensions 3 Rounds pallof at CrossFit Tidal Wave in Galveston, TXpistols at Crossfit Tidal Wave in Galveston, TX airdyne sprint at CrossFit Tidal Wave in Galveston, TX barbarian squats at CrossFit Tidal Wave in Galveston, TX GHD at CrossFit Tidal Wave in Galveston, TX barbarian squats at CrossFit Tidal Wave in Galveston, TX Barbarian Squats* One of my favorite exercises for building quick muscle is the heavy Clubbell Barbarian Squat. Simply stated, it’s a full body complex which addresses the legs and glutes like a squat, the traps and back like a deadlift, the shoulders like a pull over and front raise, the arms like a curl and extension, and the core like a medball floor routine. Few things hit everything like the Barbarian Squat. Pallof Press* 1. Assume an athletic position: feet shoulder width apart, chest out, shoulders back. CONTROL the movement – you shouldn’t be having an epileptic seizure while doing these. Fully extend your arms and pause for a 1-2 second count, and then return back to the starting position (which is generally the sternum). 2. The more narrow the stance, the harder the exercise is. If you’re having a hard time keeping your hips/pelvis from moving, you’re too close and/or using too much weight. 3. I find that far too many people tend to push their center of gravity too far forward (hips are forward). Again, push your hips back and assume an athletic position.]]>

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