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Friday, January 1, 2021

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How to Do Plie Squats + Mistakes & Variations












begin standing with your legs open past hip distance just about shoulder-width apart turn your feet out diagonally and place hands on hips for balance with your shoulders staying directly over your hips start to bend your knees keep your knees and toes in the same alignment as you lower down into a squat without letting your knees fall inward make sure your spine stays as flat as possible like you're pressed up against a wall and your chest is open and core is tight once you've lower down it's almost a 90 degree angle pause at the bottom then squeeze your gluts while slowly lifting back up into the first start position a wood injury to your back in these by keeping your hips aligned under your shoulders many squats require you to push your hips behind your shoulders but it's important to remember plie squats are different by having your hips and feet place at an angle it changes how your body responds to lowering and lifting through your legs you'll want to keep your entire spine long and lifted so try to maintain a strong back starting from the base of your neck all the way down to your tailbone this also allows you to use more of your core and strengthen your back muscles a very common mistake is let your knees sink inward during the squat motion be careful to keep your knees in the olders same alignment while you're lowering and lifting and to not let them fall in past your big toe be sure you don't let your knees fall forward past your big toe during the lowering into the squat keeping your knees back towards your heels will help maintain the focus of this exercise and also reduce potential mainstream failed plie spots can be made easier by limiting the range of motions and concentrating on form begin the correct position with heels in toes out in a diagonal and slowly start to lower hips down just a few inches pause at the bottom making sure your knees are still properly tracking over your heels then repeat advanced releve looking to increase the strength in your task and test your balance keep your heels lifted off the ground while holding the releve position during the entire squat by balancing your weight on the balls of your feet it will challenge more muscles in your calves inner thighs and core hand weight if you want to work additional muscles in your upper body while challenging your lower body just add a pair of hand weights start off with something small like a two or a three pound weight in each hand during the lowering of the plie squat extend arms out and around into a Treehugger move then open arms back out and wide upon the list back to start position .


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Remember to keep your core tight and squeeze your glutes as you lower down!
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Thursday, October 1, 2020

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How to Do Squat Jumps + Mistakes & Variations












Start by standing with your feet hip distance
apart. Engage your core muscles and slightly push
your chest out, while pulling your shoulder blades back, and together. Place arms on your hips, or in front of your
chest, to help keep you balanced. Bend your knees while putting the majority
of pressure towards the back of your foot, and lower your glutes down and back as if
you were about to sit in a chair. Keeping weight on your heels, continue to
lower your butt down so that your thighs are parallel to the ground.

With control, lift your weight back up, engaging
your hamstrings and calves, and jump upwards, using your lower body strength to spring up
while extending your arms up. Land with feet distance apart and slowly continue
the process of lowering, lifting, and jumping to repeat the exercise. Locking out your knees between the squat and
the jump actions puts additional strain on the joints in your knees and can also lead
to strain in your low back. Be sure to always keep a slightly soft knee,
especially before lifting off of the ground for the jump and the landing. While bending at your knees, make sure to
keep your feet firmly planted at least hip distance apart, with your feet parallel or,
depending on your flexibility, slightly turned out to help your hips.

If your fee are too close together, you're
less stable through your torso, and hips can lose balance, especially during the jump. If your feet are too far apart, there will
be excess strain on your hip flexors, and you can overcompensate by straining your back. Be careful that you don't put too much pressure
on your toes, or lean too far forward with your chest. If you have too much weight toward the top
of your feet, you risk knee strain and it will throw off your balance during the lower,
lift, and the jump. Try to keep your knees over your heels making sure that they don't fall past your big toe during the bend.

Your hips should stay behind your knees with
your torso upright, not pitching too far forward. Half squats are a great way to build lower
body strength until you're comfortable lowering your glutes past your knees on the drop. To limit the range of motion when performing
this exercise, just decrease the bend in your knees during the squat and extend back up
without the jump. Place a weighted barbell, or hand weights
on your shoulders and traps. Carefully lower down, extending knees to a
parallel position to the floor and then repeat, making sure that you aren't staining to hold
the weight above shoulders, allowing your neck to stay long and weight going toward
strengthening traps, shoulders, lats, and back muscles.

With a pair of hand weights, start with your
arms pulled into your chest. Upon lowering your glutes to form the squat,
extend your arms out in front of you. While lifting back up to start position, squeeze
your biceps, triceps, and lats even tighter to engage and use more muscles in your arms
while performing this exercise. .


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Don't lock your knees, or let your weight fall too far forward when performing these full-body toning squat jumps!
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