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Push, Pull, Squat
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 . The shape of your midsection completely changes at the bottom of the squat, it just goes a bit soft. It's fairly simple as to how this holds you back, imagine the chain on your bike was a rubber band instead. You'd have to pedal twice as hard to get the bike moving. The squidgy rubber band absorbs force rather than transferring it to the wheel. So your trunk is preventing all the force generated in your legs from getting transfered to the bar.
. The shape of your midsection completely changes at the bottom of the squat, it just goes a bit soft. It's fairly simple as to how this holds you back, imagine the chain on your bike was a rubber band instead. You'd have to pedal twice as hard to get the bike moving. The squidgy rubber band absorbs force rather than transferring it to the wheel. So your trunk is preventing all the force generated in your legs from getting transfered to the bar.

 Dips BW + 5kg plate on dipping belt
 Dips BW + 5kg plate on dipping belt