Squat Lumbar flexion

[Njutras01]

Thank you. I was starting in onverextension. Bracing better helped, but I have still some lumbar flexion caused by the movement of my pelvis

[Dhruv4]

So no, everyone who ever squats has some sort of lumbar flexion and trying to control the degree of it even if you could would somewhat be a waste of time.
Just dont worry about it homie.

[Serack]

Alternately, google "Squat butt wink"

[Serack]

Leah Lutz did a piece on this that may help

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nhzRIBvwhUo

Edit: Oops, she focuses on Thoratic flexion.

[TheDevLee]

May may be starting with an overextended position in the first place as well. A video would be helpful.

[ropable]

Unless it's causing you discomfort or loss of control/balance during the rep, it's probably not too big of a deal. Are you using a belt? If not, it may help with your bracing. Breathing and bracing correctly is a surprisingly big part of a well-executed squat (at least for me), and like every other component you get better with practice.

[Njutras01]

Hi, I have a slight lumbar flexion as soon as I go parallel (or below) in the squat. How could I keep my spine neutral trhoughout the entire movement like Austin Baraki does when he squats?

Thank you for your time!