>>24770022>My form is at fault for this probablyProbably not. A faulty form can be indicative of bad posture, muscle imbalance, tightness where there shouldn't be, pretraining injuries, shit you were born with even.
Shit that maybe has to do with your glutes, your hamstrings, your abdomen, your knees, your ankles, your hip bones, your pubic region, your lower back. Hell, it could even be your neck or shoulders.
Yes, you should fix your form. But you should also make sure you're fixing your body to facilitate fixing your form.
>what should I do about it?Yoga, prehab, stretching, mobility drills, consciously getting your body to move right.
Also, lower the weight you do to baby weights and do a shit-ton of reps until you get your form just right.
Don't do a single squat until it's a perfect squat.
Go slow, really sit on the squat and feel your hamstrings stretching.