sue me combo
That's The Jingle Bell Squat
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3m 17s
Level One: Focus on form and finishing the song. On suitcase squats focus on your posture and go down as far as you can to complete the reps.
Level Two: Should be lifting a higher weight based on your abilities, but make sure you can work through all movements. On suitcase squats, your weights should touch the ground.
Song: Sue Me
Artist: Sabrina Carpenter
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