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Stand on a stable surface with the feet turned outward as demonstrated, without forcing the angle.
Lower into a controlled squat, allowing the knees to follow the direction of the feet.
Start with a small jump and prioritise controlled landing.
Use a comfortable squat depth without forcing the knees or feet.
Landing with locked knees.
Allowing the knees to collapse inward relative to the feet.
Rushing the next jump before recovering balance.
Jump Squat (Feet Turned Out) combines a bodyweight squat with a vertical jump to train lower-body power and landing control. The feet and knees are oriented more outward in this…
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