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    Why do I need to do horse squatting?
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    Horse squatting is important in developing a solid stance, and will also aid in developing thigh muscles.
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    Why do you keep your knees over your feet in a general horse stance?
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    The point of doing the horse stance is to help you build core stability from the legs.
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    If you are not stong, how do you do it?
    Kendallyn Alexander
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    The kegel muscles, which are also called the pc muscles for the pubococcygeus, are one of several muscle groups involved.
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    Should your back be vertical or is it OK to lean slightly forward?
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    Your back should be vertical. Otherwise, you might lose your balance.
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    How should the lower back be during the horse stance: straight, tucked in or outwards?
    James Oscar
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    Neither. It should be as much in line with your neck, upper back and hip as it can.
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