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Hold a towel wide above your head, pull it apart, and squat.

Squat with a towel up

Move something else · ages 8 to 14 · Counted in reps · 🤫 Quiet

How to do it

  1. Hold it wider than your shoulders and pull it tight.
  2. Arms stay behind your ears the whole way down.
  3. Go only as deep as your arms will stay back.

Blow out on the way up.

  • A towel
  • Enough floor to lie down on, arms out.
  • Check what's above you before you reach up.
  • Light is right. If it's hard to hold, put it down.

Watch out for this

Stop where your arms still stay back by your ears. That is your depth for now.
The towel drifting forwards over your face.

Make it fit you

The right version is the hardest one you can still do properly. That is not a kindness, it is how this works.

Easier

  • Squat
  • Hold the towel even wider.

Harder

  • Bring your hands a thumb's width closer each week.

Sitting down? towel-pass

What it trains

🤸 Bendiness🦩 Balance💪 Strength

Which muscles do the work

Shoulder muscleThigh musclesBottom musclesShrug muscle

Tap one to see it in the Body.

Where you'll do it

All the moves

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