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How To Do The Squat Windmill (Deep Squat with T-Spine Rotation)

The Squat Windmill bridges the gap between lower body stability and upper body mobility. By locking the hips in a deep squat, we force the thoracic spine to do the rotational work, preventing the lower back from compensating. In this video, you will learn: ✅ How to establish a stable deep squat (and what to do if your heels lift). ✅ How to use your elbow to block the knee from collapsing (valgus). ✅ The correct breathing and visual tracking mechanics for maximal rotation. Why block the knee? When you rotate your torso to the left, your right knee naturally wants to collapse inward to "help" the movement. By physically blocking that knee with your anchoring arm, you isolate the rotation to the thoracic spine, where it belongs. Recommended Routine: Perform 5 slow reps per side as a daily mobility drill or as part of your warm-up before squatting. DISCLAIMER: This video is for educational purposes only. Consult a healthcare professional before beginning any new exercise routine. #SquatWindmill #ThoracicMobility #HipMobility #DeepSquat #MobilityTraining #WarmUp #PhysicalTherapy #FunctionalFitness