Squats are a great way to build leg strength and endurance (and make them look nice). If you are reading this, I would imagine you are somewhat interested in squats. For this blog, I’m going to talk about different types of squat variations. I feel they are good to know about, just in case you ever find yourself getting bored of the same ol’ thing. Squats are also a good exercise to do because of all their variants. You can even combine them to mix it up even more. Here are some of the variants…
- Back Squat: Hold bar on the back of your neck or your upper back.
- Front Squat: Hold the bar along the clavicles.
- Sissy Squat: Dumbbell held behind legs while the heels are lifted off the ground. Then, lean back while keeping the torso area straight.
- Jump Squat: Jump off the floor when going back up from the squat.
- Overhead Squat: Hold bar overhead with a wide arm grip.
- Zercher Squat: Hold bar on the inside of your elbows.
- Box Squat: Sit on something, like a bench, at the bottom of the squat.
- Hack Squat: Barbell is held just behind the legs.
- Single-leg Squat: Raise one leg up while squating.
There are plenty more. I will probably list them somewhere down the line. Try these out for now.



