What Trunk Position is Best for Split-Squats?

When it comes to split-squats and lunges, many people think there’s ONE torso position that’s best.

For instance, you’ll often see me cue a tall, upright posture if I’m trying to get someone to load their hips more effectively.

OR if I’m trying to get the hip flexors and quads to chill out a bit.

But what if someone wants to use these positions to become stronger?

More powerful?

To improve acceleration?

As you’ll see, there’s more than one way to skin a cat – and in this case, more than one way to coach and cue your split-squats and lunges.

Good luck!

I hope you enjoy the video and MAKE IT a great day!

All the best,
MR

BTW – if you’d like to learn more about how I coach and cue, consider attending my upcoming Complete Coach Seminar in Seattle this March.

OR if you can’t attend a live event, the next Complete Coach Certification will be opening up soon online. Be sure to check it out!



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