Jay Cutler gives his 'pro tip' to make sure you always squat right

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Jay Cutler (Image via @jaycutler on Instagram)

Jay Cutler is followed by 5.4 million people on Instagram. His posts and reels get thousands of likes, but sometimes his pro tips actually appear (and disappear in 24 hours) on his stories. On Wednesday, August 14, Cutler shared his pro tips for squatting, after sharing a reel of his leg workout in the previous story.

Jay Cutler's story (Image via @jaycutler on Instagram)
Jay Cutler's story (Image via @jaycutler on Instagram)

These tips originally posted at Jaymail, Cutler's daily newsletter, aim to help his fans and followers as it reads:

"There is so much bad information out there, I have to do something to help my fans and followers learn the right way."

Weighted bars are used by bodybuilders and strength-training people to achieve more than they can with just their body weight. So the first step is to set the bar correctly.

"Get the bar set at the right height; across the traps is ususally the best place for most people," the pro tip read.

As said, across the trapezoids is the right place for most people, but placing the bar too upward away from the shoulders can make things worse:

"Don't have the bar too high up on the neck - this could cause pain and it will cause the torso to tip forward."

Getting out of the squat rack is as important as getting into it. According to Cutler, it will improve your mindset before your physique:

"Get into the same routine each time you step back from the power rack, this just helps build confidence when you try and build your strength."

"Squat till you drop" - Jay Cutler doing squats and lunges

Jay Cutler recently shared a video of himself working out on a 'leg day' where he did walking barbell lunges, deadlifts, reverse lunges, and squats. After finishing the squats, he said:

"Squat till you drop," Jay on his leg day.

Cutler shares his tips on diet and training on his YouTube, @jaycutlerTV.

Watch his latest leg workout video:

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Edited by Yash Singh