Always take it slowly when using these types of squat
because deep squats are harder on the knees and have therefore have a greater potential for causing injury than shallow squats.
It's too bad that we have gotten away from squatting, as a society,
because a deep squat is truly «the gift that keeps on giving.»
Not exact matches
Because of the upright torso, it is not uncommon to see front
squatters go very
deep — to the point where the hamstrings actually touch the calves.
Most people would say that
deep squats aren't the best way to
squat because of the popular misconception that
deep squatting damages the front knee joint while not providing any significantly greater gains than other
squat variants.
That being said,
because of the bar placement (anterior on the shoulders) and
because one is able to maintain a more upright torso during its execution, most people will be able to achieve a much
deeper depth with a front
squat.
The
deep squat is such an important basic movement that should be performed regardless of how light or rigorous your training schedule is and this is
because it is a fundamental movement and position that the human body should be able to perform at its most basic physical level.
Because your pelvic floor muscles are slight stretch when in a
deep squat, you can really feel the contraction AND the relaxation, which is key for an effective kegel.
My nieghbours koooli has a severely swollen back leg, so tight I thought the skin would burst, its been like this for 4 days now but does nt seem to be causing any pain, she's walking okay and can just
squat to pee, eating and drinking normally, but now there is really
deep purple bruising starting to come out under her leg / belly area, the swelling has gone down very slightly on the outside of her leg but the inside is still very fat, no heat in the leg either.Will this resolve itself he's relunctant to take her to the vet
because it does nt seem to cause any pain.Have given her a 3 day course of meloxicam.