Daily Resting Squat Practice

Daily Resting Squat Practice

Recommended Frequency:

Every day

Incorporate Resting Squats into Your Daily Routine
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Morning Resting Squat

Morning Resting Squat

7:30 AM
5m

Start your day with a resting squat session to improve mobility and prepare your body for the day ahead.

Perform Resting Squat

Timed Activities - 5m
Midday Squat Break

Midday Squat Break

11:45 AM
5m

Take a break from sitting in chairs and practice your resting squat to improve mobility and digestion.

Perform Resting Squat

Timed Activities - 5m
Evening Resting Squat

Evening Resting Squat

9:00 PM
5m

End your day with a final resting squat session to decompress and relax.

Perform Resting Squat

Timed Activities - 5m
What You'll Get
  • 💪
    Improved Mobility
    Regular practice of resting squats can significantly improve hip and ankle mobility.
  • 💪
    Spine Decompression
    Sitting in a squat has been shown to decompress the spine and relieve tension in the lower back.
  • 💪
    Improved Digestion
    Resting in a squat position can have positive effects on digestion by aligning your organs optimally.
  • 💪
    Diaphragmatic Breathing
    Squatting encourages proper diaphragmatic breathing, expanding the rib cage in all directions.
  • 💪
    Stress Relief
    Practicing resting squats can help you become calmer and relieve stress at the end of the day.
  • 💪
    Improved Sleep Preparation
    Relaxing in a squat position can help prepare your body for better sleep.
What you need to get started
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