The bodyweight squat is a good exercise to use as a warm up for the squator front squat and also as a finishing pump exercises with max reps. Stand straight up with your feet around shoulder width apart, toes pointing out at around 30 degrees.

Interlock your fingers and and straighten your arms out in front of you (for balance). Your arms can also be crossed on your chest.

Keeping your eyes facing up, back straight and feet planted firmly on the floor, slowly squat down keeping your knees in line with your toes and sticking your buttocks out.

Once your thighs are parallel with the floor engage the quads, hamstrings and glutes by pushing back up through your heels.

Don't lock your knees out at the top of the movement, and then repeat for desired reps.

Exercise Tips:

The same principals apply to the bodyweight squat as apply to the regular squat. Keep your back straight, eyes facing forwards, chest out, and don't let your knees come forward as you squat down.

Squat down as if you were about to sit down on a chair behind you.