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How to Squat Deep: A Realistic Bodyweight Roadmap

Develop the mobility you need to get deeper and more comfortable in your squat. Proven progressions, troubleshooting, and advanced options.

Shrimp Squats vs. Pistol Squats: Which Is Best?

Shrimp and pistol squats are both great bodyweight, single-leg exercises, but we prefer one over the other when starting out.

Elements: Foundation for Physical Autonomy

Elements is our intro course – perfect for beginners or anyone adding some movement training to another workout.

How to Squat With Bad Knees: 5 Form Fixes + Mobility

I squat every day, and I do it on a knee that […]

Beginner? Here’s the ONLY 2 Exercises You Need

If you want to get started with bodyweight training, you don’t need 100 different exercises. This guide will show you how just two exercises are enough to get most people started.

9 Advanced Bodyweight Leg Exercises for Exceptional Strength

9 advanced bodyweight leg exercises that will make your legs strong, powerful, and agile without weights, anywhere.

Self-Assessment: How to Check Your Movement Capability

Self-assessments help you focus on proper training techniques and keeping goals on track. Read more about how to take control at every step of your training.

The Unorthodox Pistol Squat Progression that Actually Works

Learn how to do a single-leg “pistol” squat, even if you haven’t been able before. Also includes resources for ankle flexibility 🙂

Heels Up When You Squat? Why It Happens & How To Fix It

So your heels pop up when you squat. Every fitness influencer says […]

Beyond the Resting Squat: Build Real Lower-Body Capability

Training movement into and out of a deep squat builds more lower-body […]

How To Do The Crab Walk

The Crab Walk is a good exercise to build core and shoulder strength while increasing your hip mobility and body control. Here’s how to do it.

Good Form: Setting Your Guardrails for Safe, Effective Exercise Technique

What is good form in training and how can you work on achieving it? Hint: It has nothing to do with aiming for perfection.

Horse Stance: Static Exercise for Strong, Flexible Legs

Whether you want stronger hips and thighs, better posture, or enjoy different […]

BJJ Solo Drills: Hip Mobility, Core Coordination, and Level Changes You Can Train Anywhere

The better you move off the mat, the better you’re going to […]

Front & Back Scales: Knee Stability & Single-Leg Strength

Using front and back scale gymnastic positions can help you build the physical skills you want. See how mastering these skills can improve strength, flexibility, & balance.

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Should Your Knees Go Past Your Toes When Squatting?

Should your knees go past your toes when squatting? it’s a common question and everyone has an opinion. We set the record straight.

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