Wednesday, 10 September 2014

3 Ways to Make Your Squats Less Boring

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3 Ways to Make Your Squats Less Boring
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A traditional bodyweight squat involves a shoulder-width stance, arms out in front or hands behind your head, and a simple lowering of yourself towards the ground by bending at the knees and hips. Very good for you but totally boring! These three squat variations take that move to the next level by tweaking the basics.
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