Strength Cond J December 2014 PMID 25506270

The back squat: A proposed assessment of functional deficits and technical factors that limit performance.

Gregory D Myer, Adam M Kushner, Jensen L Brent, Brad J Schoenfeld, Jason Hugentobler, Rhodri S Lloyd, Al Vermeil, Donald A Chu, Jason Harbin, Stuart M McGill

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Peak: 8 in Jul 2023

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The discussions frequently highlight the significance of proper technique and functional assessment, with posts like 'Comece por aqui' and mentions of using new screening tools, illustrating a practical focus. The tone combines curiosity and encouragement, using phrases like 'are athletes ready?' and emphasizing the relevance of squatting for sports performance, indicating moderate engagement and recognition of impact.

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Many discussions explicitly support the article, emphasizing its importance for athletic performance and injury prevention, indicating strong agreement.

InterestModerate interest

While some posts show curiosity about squatting improvements, overall interest levels are moderate, focusing mainly on practical applications rather than deep theoretical debates.

EngagementHigh engagement

Several posts reference the article directly, discussing assessment methods and technical factors, showing active participation and a desire to understand or apply the findings.

ImpactModerate impact

Given the focus on performance and injury risk, the discussions suggest the publication can influence training practices, though the overall reach appears limited at this stage.

Abstract in brief

The back squat is a critical fundamental movement that enhances sport performance, reduces injury risk, and supports lifelong physical activity, making it essential for overall health.
The first report analyzes the technical aspects of performing the back squat and introduces a new dynamic screening tool to identify functional deficits that may limit performance and increase injury risk.
The upcoming report will focus on specific corrective strategies to address the identified functional deficits and improve squat performance.

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Quer melhorar a performance no agachamento? Comece por aqui⬇️ https://t.co/PRWA68cJ7Z https://t.co/fg7Ypxo3BC

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