Squatting
Cross-source consensus on Squatting from 1 sources and 6 claims.
1 sources · 6 claims
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- A squat does not require the tibia to remain vertical at all times. — Movement Debrief Episode 13
- Knee-forward squatting is acceptable when heel contact, pelvic control, and mid-foot load alignment are maintained. — Movement Debrief Episode 13
- Forward knee travel helps a squat achieve level change while maintaining balance and load position. — Movement Debrief Episode 13
- Forcing a vertical tibia can shift demand away from the legs and toward the back extensors. — Movement Debrief Episode 13
- The quadriceps remain important for knee stabilization and athletic force production. — Movement Debrief Episode 13
- Hamstring activity can help control anterior tibial translation even when the knees move forward. — Movement Debrief Episode 13