Slipped through the cracks - Step Up - Brief Article

American Fitness, Nov-Dec, 2001

You are correct. To prevent injury, when performing squat exercises, the bar should be placed on the upper back. For further details, please refer to our "Squat Safety" article on page 43. Thank you for bringing this to our attention.

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