Jump Squat Counter: Hands-Free Jump Squat Rep Counting

Reps · Quads, Glutes, Calves · Bodyweight

Animated demo of the Jump Squat as the FitnessBruh app shows it

A jump squat adds an explosive hop to the squat, and this jump squat counter reads your knee bend, not how high you leave the ground. Every rep is counted out loud.

Both legs are read together. Leave room above your head, stand turned slightly sideways, and start once the countdown ends.

Phone setup

Position the phone upright at chest height, a few steps back, with your whole body in the frame and room above your head.

Turn slightly sideways to the phone.

Form cues

Common mistakes

How FitnessBruh counts it

Your knee angle, from hip to knee to ankle, is what gets measured. Standing is the start, the bottom of the squat is the far position, and driving up out of the squat into the jump completes the rep.

Both legs are read together. Jump height isn't measured, so the count follows your knee bend.

Counting begins once the camera has a steady view of your whole body, knees and ankles included, so stand in the frame with headroom while the countdown runs.

FAQ

Does the counter measure how high I jump?

No. Jump height isn't measured. The count follows your knee bend.

Where do I put my phone for jump squats?

Upright at chest height, a few steps back, with you turned slightly sideways and room above your head.

What counts as one jump squat?

Standing to start, the bottom of the squat as the far position, then driving up into the jump. A squat that stops short isn't counted.

Try it on your next set