Jump Squats

Measure your power output. AI checks your depth and landing mechanics.

Instructions

• Perform a regular squat.
• Explode upwards from the bottom.
• Jump as high as possible.
• Land softly, absorbing impact into next squat.
• Keep chest up throughout.

Common Mistakes

• Landing with stiff legs
• Not hitting full depth before jump
• Knees valgus on takeoff/landing
• Rounding back

Benefits

• Power
• Vertical Jump
• Fat Loss

Biomechanical Form Guide

The Biomechanics of Injury-Free Squats: Depth, Bar Path & Joint Angles - Master the squat with evidence-based biomechanics. Learn proper hip depth below parallel, knee valgus prevention, ankle dorsiflexion, and spine alignment.

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