Barbell Box Squats
- Begin by positioning a barbell at or just below shoulder level in the squat rack. Behind the squat rack, place a tall wooden box or chair. Place yourself underneath the barbell. Make sure the bar is across your upper traps and NOT on your neck.
- Place your feet outside of shoulder-width with your toes pointed slightly out. Brace your core and keep your chest up.
- Bend at the knees as you drive your hips back. Lower yourself slowly until your butt touches the box. Pause then drive your hips forward to return to the starting position.
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Barbell box squats is a gym work out exercise that targets glutes & hip flexors and hamstrings and quadriceps and also involves calves. Refer to the illustration and instructions above for how to perform this exercise correctly. Lunging / lunge with bicep hammer curls, body weight sumo / wide stance squats and sled push are related exercise that target the same muscle groups as barbell box squats. Visit our directory for more exercises.
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