This phrase makes little sense by itself. You probably heard it as part of a longer expression such as the one srgause mentioned. In general, the phrase "your ass" often appears in threatening or insulting expressions, meaning "you" or "your body". There's a linguistic term for this phenomenon where "a part represents the whole", and, if I manage to remember, I'll post it in an edit.
Anyway, as an example of the proper (if one can really use that word in this situation) usage of "your ass", in this sense of the expression, here is R. Lee Ermy's famous line from the movie "Full Metal Jacket":
"God existed before the Marine Corps; so, you can give your heart to Jesus, but your ass belongs to the Corps!"