Lower your body into a deep squat, pushing your hips back and bending your knees until your thighs are parallel to the floor.
From this squat position, push through your heels to explosively jump up, extending your legs and hips fully.
As you land, control your momentum and immediately lower back into the squat position, ensuring you land softly to avoid injury.
Repeat this plyometric movement for the desired number of repetitions or time duration.
Pro Tip
Correct Form: One of the common mistakes people make is not maintaining the correct form. When you sit, your knees should be over your ankles, not your toes. Your back should be straight, and your chest should be lifted. When you explode up, make sure you're pushing from your heels, not your toes. This will help you engage the correct muscles and avoid unnecessary strain on your knees and back. Control Your Movements: Don't rush through the exercise. It is essential to control your movements, especially when you are landing from the jump. Land softly to absorb the impact and protect your joints. Use Your Arms: Many people forget to use their arms during this exercise. Swing your arms back