New Templates/New Exercises, Recommended form?

[masoud.shokri]

Leah Lutz
Thanks

[Leah Lutz]

Hi. Does HBBS stand for High bar back squat? And what deos SSB squat for?

Yes, and SSB is the safety squat bar.

[masoud.shokri]

Hi. Does HBBS stand for High bar back squat? And what deos SSB squat for?

[Squib]

Thanks, that helps !

[Jordan Feigenbaum]

I wanna jump in on this:

Split Squats
- do you guys prefer this movement with a barbell and with both feet on ground?
- any other form considerations? Like how far forward should the front foot be, back angle etc
- any considerations when choosing between this and Step Ups? Just personal preference?

Split squats are done with both feet on the ground, whereas "Bulgarian split squats" (or rear foot elevated split squats) have the rear foot elevated.

That being said, there isn't one form we feel like is universally better. In general, we want your torso to be pretty vertical and your legs' position to accommodate that.

[Squib]

I wanna jump in on this:

Split Squats
- do you guys prefer this movement with a barbell and with both feet on ground?
- any other form considerations? Like how far forward should the front foot be, back angle etc
- any considerations when choosing between this and Step Ups? Just personal preference?

[MJL]

Thanks Jordan. Had a feeling slower might be more appropriate for high reps. Cheers

[Jordan Feigenbaum]

MJL,

I think shrugs for higher reps should be done slower and deliberately vs. an explosive movement.

For hip thrusts, I like this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LM8XHLYJoYs

[MJL]

Hi there. I've recently bought a few of the new templates and have started Hypertrophy II, looks great.

I'm a little unsure what form I should use for shrugs and hip thrusts.

Barbell Shrugs: do you recommend power shrugs as in Rip's video from a few years back? Or a slower more bodybuilding style?
Hip Thrusts: never done these before. Been scanning the youtubes on these and it seems there is a generally correct form. Any videos you'd recommend for a good foundation?

Cheers,
Mark