Set-up: Find a railing, sturdy door frame, or other suitably stable object to hold onto. Now set your feet slightly wider than shoulder width, brace your stomach and establish a neutral spine posture. Raise your chest up and look forwards and slightly upwards.
Lift: Start the movement as if you were about to sit down, pushing your hips down and back. Descend as far as you can without excessive rounding of the back and without the knees caving inwards. Use the support to ensure you hold proper posture throughout the entire movement. Attempt to spread the floor with your feet as you rise back up to the start position.
Emphasis: Brace through your core at and try to keep your spine neutral throughout the duration of the movement. Do not let your knees push forward in front of your toes or cave inward on the movement.
Instructions and effects for the Assisted Bodyweight Squat exercise 
