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Set the safety pins in a power rack at a height where your thighs are parallel to the ground when you are in the bottom squat position.
Position the barbell on the safety pins and load it with an appropriate weight.
Focus on maintaining a strong core throughout the lift to ensure stability and prevent injury.
Use a controlled tempo when lowering the barbell back to the pins to maximize muscle engagement.
The Anderson Squat, also known as the pin squat, is a variation of the traditional squat where the barbell starts from a dead stop on safety pins or supports within a power rack.…
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