The 30-Day Squat Challenge
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Version :1.0.5
Size :86.26Mb
Updated :Jun 4,2021
Developer :Mooncheon Song
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Pros and Cons from users' feedback
Based on the user reviews, here are three pros and three cons of the 30-Day Squat Challenge app: Pros: 1. **Effective workout routine**: Users praise the app's structured squat exercises to improve their overall fitness and strength. 2. **Convenient and accessible**: Reviewers appreciate the app's portability and ability to work out anywhere, anytime. 3. **Motivating and engaging**: Users find the app's short daily workouts, leaderboards, and rewards system motivating and fun. Cons: 1. **Limited exercises and variety**: Some users feel the app's exercises are repetitive and don't offer enough variety in terms of squat styles and movements. 2. **Glitches and technical issues**: A few reviewers experienced bugs, crashes, and playback errors that disrupted their workout experience. 3. **Lack of customization options**: Users would like more customization options, such as adjusting squat depth, width, or modifying exercises for specific fitness levels or injuries.
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Description
Perform the prescribed amount of air squats each day. Try to do them all in one set, but if you do need to take a breather, try not to pause again for at least ten more reps. It’ll be tough, it’ll burn, but you’ll have buns of almost literal steel by the end of it. How To Squat 1. Start by standing with your feet hip-width apart, toes pointing forward, chin up and core braced. 2. Hold your arms out in front of you or by your sides – just don’t put your hands on your legs, whatever you do. 3. Lower yourself until your thighs are parallel to the ground - the best way to describe it is like sitting down on an invisible chair. Go lower if you can – as long as it doesn’t hurt (and you can keep your balance) you’re OK. If you’re not sure if you’re going low enough, try squatting onto a box that’s slightly lower than knee height. Each time your glutes make contact with it, that’s a legitimate rep. 4. Stand back up and repeat.
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