Exercise Details for High Knee Jump Squats
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Primary MuscleGluteus, Quads, Hamstrings
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Secondary MuscleCalves
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EquipmentBody weight
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LevelEasy
Preparatory
Stand in your squat position, ie with your feet slightly wider than hip-width apart and your toes pointing slightly outwards. The weight in the middle of the foot or a little behind the heel and neutral torso with light tension. Good posture in the upper body.
Performance
Press behind the hip and come down in a short approach. The knees are pushed outwards and the upper body is kept upright. Bounce in a controlled manner at the bottom and jump up while pulling your feet up below you. Land on soft knees.
Tips for High Knee Jump Squats
- Maintain a great and stable posture throughout the exercise
- Keep your back in a straight but slightly oblique position
- Do not let the knees move inwards during the movement as it can cause injury