http://riseabovestrength.com Elevate your back foot, higher than your front, with your toe up. Have your front foot far enough out so that there is not a huge shin angle at the bottom of the descent, think "athletic position." Descend slowly with even weight distribution between legs. Ascend quick enough while maintaining weight distribution and posture.
there is no reason to elevate the front foot if your knee isn't going to dip below the cinder block...you can get the same effect on the floor as long as your front foot is far enough forward...
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