When you squat, your hip joint should go lower than your knee joint. This is a deep squat. Some people find this hard. But, don't worry! There are ways to get better. Here are some tips.
Always warm up before you start to exercise. A good warm-up makes your muscles ready. It can also make you more flexible. This helps you to squat deeper.
For a warm-up, try these steps:
Try squatting a few times to stretch your legs.
Flexibility means how much your joints can move. More flexibility lets you squat deeper. Here are two simple exercises:
Technique is how you do the squat. A good squat technique helps you to squat deeper.
A squat rack or smith machine can help you. It can support the weight. This lets you focus on squatting deeper. Start with light weights. Add more weight as you get stronger.
If you can, get help from a trainer. A trainer can watch you. They can tell you what to improve. They can also help you to stay safe.
A deep squat example
Regular squatting is a great way to get stronger. Remember to warm up, stretch, use the right technique, and get help if you need it. Practice makes perfect. Don't rush. Take your time and you will see improvement!
You can do it. Start today and see the difference. Happy squatting!