The secret behind elite-level squatting strength isn't just leg power—it's core stability created through diaphragmatic breathing. By expanding the stomach first and then bracing over the top, lifters build an internal pressure cylinder that transfers force from the legs into the bar. This is why the best squatters in the world can move tremendous weight without a belt or knee wraps.
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