Are Deep Squats Bad for Knee Health? My Response!!!

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[novclo]

i hate to be that guy but that doctor doesn't look like he squats to any degree whatsoever 😂

[AwestrikeFearofGods]

Survivor bias: The ones that don't get permanently injured have the opportunity to adapt.

[spaghettiman]

There’s a reason why random doctors that aren’t even sports doctors or scientists shouldn’t be listened to. The amount of bullshit I’ve heard from doctors that aren’t in the kinesiology field is embarrassing.

[speedkillz]

What if your squats with lower weights?

[mitchstrength]

This is when the Scooby Doo gang takes off the Dr’s mask and says “let’s see who you really are” and it’s Joel Seedman

[margaretbehre]

Crap. Fine. I’ll go past 90 degrees 😅😭

[doomakarn]

Those are very small group sizes, p-hacking might be occurring here. Not to mention the survivorship bias another commenter noted, where all the experienced lifters could have naturally stronger joints and we don't get to see all the failed attempts at going pro due to joint issues.