Deep Squats "*kitten* to the grass"
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It's critical that your knees NOT go over your toes. You should be leaning backwards, with your weight on the bar. Do them in a squat rack, not free in the middle of the weight area. They can mess up your knees badly if your form is not correct.
My thoughts exactly ... A form issue.
Bu leaning backwards, I hope you mean - sticking your bum out backwards. If you lean backwards you're definitely doing it wrong! lol! Chest UP, butt BACK, knees over feet, lower back and abs tight!0 -
That's awesome! Have you had any problems with excessive pronation?
Strengthening the vastus medialis obliquus can also help increase the stability of the knee joint in women.
I am a bit knock-kneed. Ok, a LOT knock-kneed. But my feet are fairly straight in line.
I have no idea what the vastus medialis obliquus is, but I will certainly google it to find out! Thanks.0
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