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when you're in that say that arboreal environment you're cruising on the tree you're moved by the tree right when you come down to the ground you're naturally going to get all the way down in the ground and the most biomechanically effective way to do that especially if you're going to be resting would just be to pop a squat
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I see these concepts as very ancestral very evolutionarily consistent i think about a species appropriate diet i think there's probably species-appropriate positions for humans to be in 100 and we talked about the haza so let's talk about a deep squat because i remember we talked about this in the first podcast as well but you your like scientific analysis of a deep squat was awesome you like broke down on a deep squat like i've never had anybody break down deep squat so there's hard to definitely spend a lot of time deep squat i've got a four-year-old niece and a two-year-old nephew they deep squat all the freaking time people know this who have kids so what do you think about deep squatting i'm i saw a picture of you with your brother on mount whitney and you guys are both deep squatting in the snow i know you like this but that wasn't my brother that was a mar from yes theory oh okay for some reason that was your brother i reread the caption that's great no i say he's like my brother like nice brother got it yeah really it was really good time about when yeah this i mean this this squat it does a lot of things one we have these inherent i mean it sounds a little out there but i would call them like like healing mechanisms they're like inherent with what since we were prokaryotes and eukaryotes and you know we were fish and then we were you know land mammals and then we were up in trees depending upon your belief system but when you're in that say that arboreal