squat
Example:
He lives in a squat.
He lives in a squat.
squat
Either:
a) A deep knee bend exercise performed by competitive
strength athletes.
b) A lift performed by american high school football
team members and posted on Youtube involving combining
an ever increasing amount of weight on the bar with an ever
decreasing range of motion.
a) A deep knee bend exercise performed by competitive
strength athletes.
b) A lift performed by american high school football
team members and posted on Youtube involving combining
an ever increasing amount of weight on the bar with an ever
decreasing range of motion.
Example:
whhhoooaa dude! here's me like burying 650 pounds.
I reckon I could walk into the NFL like right now.
(cue a video of someone doing a 3 inch deep squat with
spotters holding both ends of the bar to help)
whhhoooaa dude! here's me like burying 650 pounds.
I reckon I could walk into the NFL like right now.
(cue a video of someone doing a 3 inch deep squat with
spotters holding both ends of the bar to help)
squat
an abandoned building or other dwelling place in which any group of people stake claim of residency.
squat
squat
Example:
i'm'a pop a squat
i'm'a pop a squat
squat
One of the three Powerlifts. A exercise where you put a barbell on your back loaded with X amount of weight and make a decent until the top part of your hip joint goes just below the top part of your knee, then with an explosive force, you stand back up with the weight.
squat
squat
squat
To bend the knees in the most comfortable manner. to assume or maintain a position in which the body is supported on the feet (heels down) and the knees are bent so that the buttocks rest on or near the heels.
American Toilets make people squat with their heels up. After about 30 years, people can hardly perform the other way to squat.
To begin learning how to correctly squat, one must "hold on to something for dear life".
American Toilets make people squat with their heels up. After about 30 years, people can hardly perform the other way to squat.
To begin learning how to correctly squat, one must "hold on to something for dear life".
Example:
ME: "He squats to poop."
YOU: I tried that and just about fell on my back.
ME: "For about two weeks, he had to hold on to a chair in front of him. Squatting is difficult at first."
ME: "He squats to poop."
YOU: I tried that and just about fell on my back.
ME: "For about two weeks, he had to hold on to a chair in front of him. Squatting is difficult at first."