'Hip belt squats emphasize the legs with less load on the spine, load the lower body despite any torso or upper limb limitations, and shine in their potential for lower limb hypertrophy. Their recent resurgence has been pushed by strength sport athletes looking for improved leg development, strength coaches who want to load athletes in novel ways, and equipment manufacturers that continue to innovate and abstract with new designs. Hip belt squats surfaced in the 1970s and have fallen in and out of favor since then, though they’ve always been in the background. According to the story, Louie Simmons invented the device in the mid-70s after injuring his back and was unable to squat. Using some ingenuity, he brought us the belt squat machine that Westside Barbell is known for. BUY T-SHIRTS: http://teespring.com/stores/oefitness Some come here to learn, others to laugh and have fun. This channel informs about fitness, exercising and health. It gives tips on how to workout properly. Be a part of the community and hit the subscribe button and hit the bell beside to get a notification when videos are uploaded. ⚠️Follow On Social Media Here⚠️ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OfficialOEFitness Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ig.gymfail/
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