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9 Types of Squat Jumps.


1. Regular Squats:

  • Stand with your feet a little wider than shoulder-width apart.

  • With your feet firmly on the ground, push your hips out while slowly lowering yourself.

  • Make sure that your toes point forward, knees are in the front, and your head and shoulders are straight.

  • Rise slowly

  • Repeat the same.

2. Wall Squats:

  • Do the regular squat but instead of pushing your hips out make sure that your back is straight with the support of the wall.

  • Do not bend lest you hurt yourself.

  • Repeat without sliding up and down the wall.

3. Frog Squats:

  • As you squat down, jump and land on your feet with your hands in the front.

  • Jump back up and repeat.

  • It is similar to burpees where you continue to stretch down and back up.

4. Jumping Jack Squats:

  • Start with jumping jack.

  • As your arms go down, squat down.

  • As your arms go up, your body should squat up.

5. Prisoner Squats:

  • Keep your hands behind your head.

  • Push your hip backward while you bend.

  • Keep your shoulders and arms straight.

  • Lower your body and squat

6. Monkey Squats:

  • Stand with your legs a little wider than shoulder-width apart.

  • Reach for one knee or toe (depending on how flexible you are) as you lower into a squat.

  • Still holding the toe, squat as low as you can.

  • Slowly rise and release the toe.

  • Make sure that you never pull or push the toe or knee.

7. Sumo Squats:

  • Keep your feet apart such that the distance between them is more than shoulder length.

  • Make sure that it is not so much that you lose your balance.

  • Hold a heavy weight with both your hands and perform a squat

  • Remember to keep your upper body straight as you bend your knees.

  • Lower yourself as much as you can.

8. Single Leg Squats:

  • Stretch one leg out in the front.

  • Stretch your hands in the front too.

  • Now, squat as low as you can.

  • You can use a piece of furniture for balancing.

9. Uneven Squats:

  • Place one foot on the floor and the other on the plank.

  • Do your regular squats.

  • Make sure that you balance your weight evenly.

  • Do not stress the knee.

  • If you have any problem doing this, do not attempt this squat.

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