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Now now... read the whole article...
I think there are more nuances that aren't being discussed in the comparison of the two, and one of the most important and understated of these is the foot dorsiflexion demands/dorsiflexion adaptations that the high bar requires/provides. And with that comes a ton of other "side-effects".
I will start my argument by stating that after well over 50 years as a competitive lifter, coach, and gym owner, I have never seen a top-ranked bodybuilder, Olympic lifter, or serious track or football athlete doing low bar squats.
i noticed some explosiveness from walking regularly in the past.
walking 1-3 hours seems really..... excessive though.
Ah, we were at the same country for 1 week,
Still at plane distance though, i was at the far west end, at the borders with Switzerland.

), hit a couple of shots, bricked a couple of shots, what are you gonna do. before and in between the games i hit a couple of jumps easily at 34.