Bodyweight Squat: The HARDEST and MOST IMPORTANT Squat to Master

Bodyweight Squat: The HARDEST and MOST IMPORTANT Squat to Master

The bodyweight squat is the HARDEST squat to learn.​
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True story.​
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Learning how to squat your own bodyweight is harder than learning how to squat 500 lbs.​
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Again, true story.​
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Here’s why:​
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While squatting extra weight requires extra strength, it also makes it easier to balance.​
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See, learning to stay balanced as you sit your butt back behind you is one of the HARDEST movements to learn.​
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Or rather, to re-learn.​
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Remember, the squat is the most natural and fundamental human movement pattern.​
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You used to squat every day — many, many times per day — when you were a kid.​
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Then, you turned 5 years old, were sent to school, and spent the rest of your life sitting in chairs.​
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This unnatural position limited your functional range of motion.​
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The chair epidemic stopped you from ever sitting your butt lower than chair-height, and robbed your body of it’s own natural ability to squat.​
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So, my friend, believe you me.​
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I invoke no hyperbole when I tell you that the bodyweight squat is both the HARDEST and the MOST important squat for you to learn.​
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Allow me to teach you.​
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-Coach Dani​

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