Regular Banded Squats
Regular banded squats using a resistance band are a great way to activate the glutes, quads, and inner thighs while improving lower body strength and stability. The band adds extra resistance, increasing muscle engagement throughout the movement.
Exercise Profile |
Details |
Target Muscle Group |
Quads, Glutes, Inner Thighs (Adductors) |
Exercise Type |
Strength, Endurance |
Equipment Required |
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Mechanics |
Compound |
Force Type |
Lower Body Push |
Experience Level |
Beginner to Intermediate |
Secondary Muscles |
Hamstrings, Core, Calves |
How to Perform Regular Banded Squats
Follow these steps to perform regular banded squats using a resistance band:
- Step 1: Place a resistance band around your legs just above your knees and stand with your feet hip-width apart.
- Step 2: Engage your core, keep your chest upright, and begin lowering your body by bending your knees and pushing your hips back.
- Step 3: Lower into a squat until your thighs are parallel to the floor, keeping your knees aligned with your toes and maintaining tension in the band.
- Step 4: Push through your heels to extend your legs and return to the starting position while keeping the band engaged.
- Step 5: Repeat for the desired number of repetitions while maintaining control and proper form.
Tips to Perform Regular Banded Squats
- Keep constant tension in the band to maximize glute and thigh activation.
- Avoid letting your knees cave inward and push them slightly outward against the band.
- Maintain a slow and controlled movement to improve muscle engagement.
- Keep your chest lifted and core engaged to avoid rounding your back.
- Use a stronger resistance band as you progress for added difficulty.
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