This kills the wrist

>this kills the wrist

Honestly, how do you front squat without damaging your wrists?

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with le correct form xD

*and freakishly mobile wrists

squats are a meme to injure stupid people
dont fall for it

you can use straps for now, but work on your clean grip in the mean time (flexibility, use clean grip in warm up sets, etc.)

You could do a normal squat instead of this retarded front squat.

keep your arms up parallel to the ground

This video has the solution, minute 3:23

youtube.com/watch?v=vzVCqLyGVd0

I cross my arms with the bar across my shoulders

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By warming up and stretching your wrist.

>tfw 2pl8 front squat

he's not killing his wrist he just barely holds barbell it resting on his shoulders, this is how i front squat too

I front squat 315x5 paused currently, its not wrist flexibility you need, in fact my wrists are not bent at all when I front squat. You need elbow and shoulder flexibility more.

>to injure stupid people
>stupid

well there's you keyword right there lad

I just push my elbows up as hard as I can and never have issues.

I'm doing 170 kg x 3 right now with no pain, and have never had wrist pain previously.

hold the barbell with your hands crossed

get good wrist mobility
practice the front rack
wear wrist wraps

it's really not hard. front squats are a much more demanding and better exercise than the back squat IMO, it just takes more time to build up the requisite skills to perform the movement well.

I've had issues front squatting. Literally just stretching wrists, forearms, elbows, and shoulders will make it better

Front squatting is like finger fucking pussy, two fingers is definetely enough.

genie grip or straps until you get mobile enough wrists

Don't do this

What do you do for crazy front squat

Why not?

This
try stretching and rolling your triceps to allow more flexibility.

Learn how to power clean and you'll learn where to comfortably front rack the bar.

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