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Squats are one of the four foundational exercises introduced in the PAC Profile Assessment Toolbox, crucial for developing essential mobility and stability. By starting with squats, educators can address common physical challenges, such as poor posture and sedentary lifestyles, while tailoring fitness programs to meet individual needs across ability levels.
