Hindu squats

Hindu squats are one of the most common exercises used by weightlifters and fitness enthusiasts worldwide. Read here the benefits of Hindu squats

The Hindu squat is a simple yet effective exercise that you can do to build strength, balance, and coordination as you move toward your fitness goals.

Owing both to its effectiveness and its sheer longevity, the Hindu Squat is one of the most interesting exercises unknown to most lifters in the West. Targeting the quads and aerobic system to a remarkable degree, the exercise serves as a fantastic finisher to your workout or indeed a workout in its own right. A

Hindu squats and press-ups are trials of bodyweight strength that also boost mobility and balance. Our workout finisher combines both for a session you can perform anywhere

5 Rounds for Time; 2 Right-Arm Kettlebell Turkish Get-Ups (24/16 kg); 2 Left-Arm Kettlebell Turkish Get-Ups (24/16 kg); 8 Hindu Push-Ups; 24 Hindu Air Squats

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Push, Squat, Repeat. A simple cycle of exercises that really helps you get fit.

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I have actually just recently decided to include Hindu Squats into my routine. Due to the fact that I do not wish to increase leg mass, I've avoided barbell squats the past 10 years. I'm not saying that squats are bad, there just is a specific point where too much lower body mass ends up being troublesome. In my opinion, intense cardio intervals build legs that are practical and toned without getting too big.

The first exercise that follows after a good overhead position is obtained is the overhead squat. A good deep squat is achieved while the arm remains locked