MightySparrow
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I'm transitioning into my home gym from a public gym due to not having enough money for the fee's and gas spent. I know theres no real 'replacement' for a backsquat, but due to not having a cage or bench I'm limited to light weight high rep action at the moment for squats. I can do front squats fairly heavy compared to back squat, but from what I've heard it doesn't hit the posterior chain as much as I should be.
What should I do on top of high rep back squats to gain strength?
I'm thinking focusing on front squatting each session, and alternating between high rep back squats, and heavy RLDL. Would that be a good way to get around it? Advice? Please.
Wouldn't deadlifts be a pretty obvious answer? Or am I missing something?