When you do squats, it's normal for the muscles in your thighs, particularly the quadriceps and hamstrings, as well as your glutes, to feel sore. You may also experience some soreness in your lower back and calves, especially if you're using proper form and challenging yourself with weights. This soreness is typically a result of the muscle fibers undergoing stress and microtears, which is part of the muscle-building process. However, any sharp or severe pain could indicate improper form or injury, and it's important to listen to your body.
Yes.
Not suppose to but I do anyway :D
No, but hypERthyroidism can cause a sore throat.
You probably haven't been using those muscles that you don't use a hole lot of. You just need to keep doing your squats to build up those muscles so then after you do your squats... they won't hurt. Trust me... my arm is really sore from softball pitching... it's just because i haven't been using those muscles for awhile and i need to strengthen those muscles :D
I suppose so, yes. From lack of water and moisture, there throat may become dry and give them an infection.
Box squats, front squats, back squats, and leg presses are a few alternatives to lunges.
quads (narrow squats) & gluteals & hamstrings (wide-positioned squats)
first of all... i haven't ever been pregnant. but i suppose so......... why d'u ask? do yours hurt?
star jumps and squats mmmmmmmmm squats
parallel squats
barbell squats are when you have one barbell in each hand at your side, while keeping your hands at your side, do squats.
squats ,squats and more squats girl....good luck