Deep Squat and Ankle Mobility Practice

Deep Squat and Ankle Mobility Practice

Recommended Frequency:

Every week on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday

Ankle Mobility Routine
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Deep Squat Hold

Deep Squat Hold

6:30 PM
5m

This exercise improves ankle mobility and overall squat depth by spending time in a deep squat position.

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Heels on ground ,
Heels elevated on books
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Hold the position

Timed Activities - 1m
Split Squat Ankle Mobility

Split Squat Ankle Mobility

6:40 PM
10m

This exercise combines lower body strength with ankle mobility work, improving overall lower body function.

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Feet on ground ,
Front foot elevated
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Hold stretch position

Timed Activities - 30s
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Ankle Inversion and Eversion Exercise

Ankle Inversion and Eversion Exercise

7:00 PM
5m

This exercise improves ankle mobility in the lateral directions, enhancing overall ankle stability and function.

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Crab position ,
Squat position
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What You'll Get
  • 💪
    Improved Squat Depth
    Regular practice of the deep squat hold can significantly improve your overall squat depth and comfort in the bottom position.
  • 💪
    Enhanced Ankle Mobility
    Spending time in a deep squat position helps improve ankle dorsiflexion range of motion.
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    Improved Ankle Dorsiflexion
    This exercise actively works on increasing ankle dorsiflexion range of motion.
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    Enhanced Lower Body Strength
    The split squat position also helps improve overall lower body strength and stability.
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    Improved Lateral Ankle Mobility
    This exercise enhances ankle inversion and eversion, improving overall ankle mobility and stability.
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    Enhanced Lower Body Coordination
    The rotational movement helps improve coordination between the ankle, knee, and hip.
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