Ik weet het zelf ook nog niet ben het nog een beetje aan het uitzoeken, maar mijn sticky point van mijn squat ligt rond parallel, dus misschien dat de speed box squats voor een korte periode helpen?
Komt van fitnessforoneandall misschien dat je er wat aan hebt:
Helps the bottom part of the squat
Dead Stop Squats* - These are basically deadlifts, but with the bar on the back rather than in the hands. The set-up is similar to that as for low squats, sans the second set of safety bars. Set the safety bars so that with the bar placed on them you'll be 2-3" below parallel. Squeeze underneath, and starting from this dead stop, squat all the way up. Then come back down and rest the bar fully on the safeties. And then start again from the dead stop. This exercise helps one get out of the bottom on the squat.
Pause Squats* - You do a regular squat, but at the bottom you pause for a three count before coming back up. But unlike the above exercise, for these be sure that you do not relax your muscles while holding the pause. Keep your muscles tight at all times. This exercise helps one get out of the bottom on the squat and also really pumps up the quads.
Box Squats* - Use a sturdy wooden or metal box. You squat down and sit on the box. The box should be at the height of your bottom position or maybe a little lower. Pause on the box and then come back up. Like pause squats, don't relax completely at the bottom (e.g. do not put all of the weight on the box). Stay tight and hold the weight. This is yet another exercise that helps one get out of the bottom.



