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If having vertical forearms during the bench press is optimal because it "reduces stress on the forearm". Then why isn't having a vertical back (high bar) not also optimal for the squat?
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>>77433975
because squat is a back and leg exercise, bench isn't a forearm exercise.
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>>77433975
It is, this is why front squat is the best squat and overhead press is best press. Stacked joints are best joints.
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