Squat technique is the foundation of almost all lower-body strength training. When your squat is controlled, you load the thighs, glutes and core efficiently while sparing your joints from unnecessary strain. Many people want to refine their form because clean movement leads to better results and the confidence to lift heavier.
A good squat starts from a stable stance and a braced core. Keep your chest up, descend under control as deep as your mobility allows, and drive back up through your heels. Begin with a light load or just the bar, and add weight only once the movement feels solid. Regular repetition combined with self-checks using a mirror or video helps you find your natural range of motion.
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