How to do it: Get into
regular squatting stance then move one foot back so that the toes line up with the heel of the opposite foot.
Not exact matches
Squats,
regular stance — 4 warm up sets, then 1 X 10 - 12 reps and 1 x 15 reps Narrow
stance leg press — 4 sets of 8 reps Stiff leg deadlifts — 4 sets of 10 reps Standing calf raises — 3 warm up sets, 2 sets to failure
When performing a
regular squat, the feet are placed hip - width apart with toes facing forward, while during a sumo
squat, the feet are in a wide
stance with toes turned out.
But around the sides it all gets a bit messy, with the impression of blistered arches (but not the
squat stance those typically entail), and at the back it's a rather awkward shape, less distinctive than before and looking more like a
regular Mini whose features have been inflated.