How to Do a Static Squat
Stand near a door, a pole, a handrail, or any other fixed object you can hold on to., Align your feet so that they are planted on the ground right under where your hands are located., Making sure your feet point straight ahead, squat so that you...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Stand near a door
Grab your object so that your arms are stretched out straight ahead of you (your elbows are not bent). -
Step 2: a pole
If you cannot do this, try to adjust your grip or find a new thing to support you. , Keep your arms level and rotate your hips so your lower back is arched and your upper back is straight. , Try to push out your chest and concentrate ahead of you with your eyes.
Do not bend your knees past 90° as keep your elbows locked for as long as you can. , -
Step 3: a handrail
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Step 4: or any other fixed object you can hold on to.
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Step 5: Align your feet so that they are planted on the ground right under where your hands are located.
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Step 6: Making sure your feet point straight ahead
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Step 7: squat so that you form a right angle with your knees and hips.
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Step 8: Hold this position.
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Step 9: Slowly stand back up to complete the movement.
Detailed Guide
Grab your object so that your arms are stretched out straight ahead of you (your elbows are not bent).
If you cannot do this, try to adjust your grip or find a new thing to support you. , Keep your arms level and rotate your hips so your lower back is arched and your upper back is straight. , Try to push out your chest and concentrate ahead of you with your eyes.
Do not bend your knees past 90° as keep your elbows locked for as long as you can. ,
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