Ankle Mobility
Limited mobility in your ankles, hips, and thoracic spine could be holding you back. Discover the secret sauce for achieving squat depth through targeted mobility exercises and technique modifications. Unlock your potential to squat lower and reap the full benefits of this foundational movement.
Discover why flexible ankles are the unsung heroes of your workout routine, impacting everything from form and range of motion to injury prevention. Explore simple exercises to enhance ankle mobility and elevate your overall well-being, proving that a little TLC for these underappreciated joints can go a long way in maximizing your fitness potential.
Some people hesitate to squat because they believe it will hurt their knees. Yet squats are still the best exercise for building lower body strength and size. If squats hurt your knees, here are five ways to modify the exercise to be easier on your knees.
Are you struggling to do a deep squat? Deep squats offer some benefits you don’t get from partial and parallel squats. If you’re having problems doing one with good forms, here are three possible reasons why.
How is your form on squats? Do you have problems squatting below parallel? Your hips and ankles could be limiting you. Here’s why and how to correct the problem.
How’s your form when you squat? For some, it’s not so good – but why? It’s possible that problems like reduced mobility in your hips or ankles are the problem. Find out how to correct these problems and squat more safely and effectively.
What would a strength training routine be without squats? You can approach squats in several ways by doing partial squats, full squats or deep squats, which raises the question – how important is squat depth? Are the risks or advantages to going deeper? Find out.
