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Landmine Front Squat

Landmine Front Squat targets your legs and core. Squat down with a barbell before your chest, then stand. This routine bolsters muscle strength, enhances stability, and improves lower body power.
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Landmine Front Squat instructions
Step-by-step instructions
1
Stand in front of a barbell, placing the end of the barbell in a landmine holder or safely secured in a corner.
2
Position your feet shoulder-width apart and hold the end of the barbell with both hands at your chest level.
3
Bend your knees and lower your body into a deep squat while keeping your chest up and backbone straight.
4
Raise yourself back to the starting position by pushing your heels into the ground.
5
Repeat the movement, remembering to control the weight at all times.
Stand in front of a barbell, placing the end of the barbell in a landmine holder or safely secured in a corner.
Position your feet shoulder-width apart and hold the end of the barbell with both hands at your chest level.
Bend your knees and lower your body into a deep squat while keeping your chest up and backbone straight.
Raise yourself back to the starting position by pushing your heels into the ground.
Repeat the movement, remembering to control the weight at all times.
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