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squat

adjective as in short and stocky

verb as in lower body by bending knees

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“It’s for people with shoulder impingement or spinal compression issues. It takes all the compression off your spine and allows you to perform a squat under resistance.”

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During our interview, he repeatedly popped up from the Starbucks table to demonstrate his favorite stretches and show off full body squats.

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He has not been on a track in more than a year now, and does not miss squatting obscenely heavy amounts in the gym and endless hours indoors on static bikes.

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Biscuit dough, common in sweet versions, felt too squat and heavy.

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As a child, Alonzo’s family squatted in an abandoned diner; now, after decades of hard work, she can put her bills on autopay.

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