Froggy Squat into Forward Fold
Loosen tight hips & hamstrings! Transition between a frog squat and forward fold for a unique, feel-good stretch.
Muscle Groups
Primary
Secondary
Instructions
Frog Squat into Forward Fold Stretching
Start Position:
Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart.
Keep your toes pointed slightly outward.
Frog Squat:
Slowly bend your knees and lower your hips down towards the ground as if you are sitting back into a chair.
Allow your thighs to move outward and drop your hips down, aiming to get your thighs parallel to the ground.
Place your hands together at your chest in a prayer position, or extend them straight in front of you for balance.
Forward Fold:
From the squat position, shift your weight forward and plant your hands on the floor directly in front of you.
Straighten your legs as much as you can while maintaining a slight bend in your knees if necessary to avoid strain.
Let your head hang heavy toward the ground.
Breathing:
Inhale deeply as you squat down into the frog position.
Exhale slowly as you move into the forward fold.
Repetition:
Hold each position for a few seconds, then alternate between the frog squat and forward fold for several repetitions.
Aim for 5-10 repetitions, gradually increasing the depth of your squat and the stretch in your forward fold as you warm up.
Cool Down:
After finishing, stand up slowly and take a moment to breathe deeply, relaxing your muscles.
Tips
Keep your back straight during the movements to protect your spine.
Focus on your breath, using it to help deepen the stretch.
If you feel discomfort in any position, ease out and modify as needed.





