Single-leg exposes it
Two legs hide a weak one. One leg at a time is where the deficit shows and where it is fixed.
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Trainer's Eye
Everything on one leg: the hip holds the pelvis, the foot holds the floor, and the knee stops doing both jobs.
Two legs hide a weak one. One leg at a time is where the deficit shows and where it is fixed.
Standing balance falls off from midlife and faster after a knee injury. It responds to a minute a day.
Cartilage loss, meniscal tears and osteophytes show up in large numbers of knees that have never hurt.
Three couplets · two rounds · twelve minutes · a knee that carries you
On one leg, soft knee; turn the head slowly side to side without losing the foot.
Easier fingertip on the wall · Harder eyes closed
Bottom knee down, top knee on a chair; lift the hips and hold.
Easier shorter lever · Harder top leg straight
Step one foot across the other and back, staying low and level.
Easier smaller steps · Harder faster
Step wide, sit into that hip with the other leg straight; push back to the middle.
Easier smaller step · Harder hold a backpack
Standing; draw the ball of the foot toward the heel without curling the toes, hold, release.
Easier seated · Harder on one leg
Shoulders on the chair, one foot down; drive up with the pelvis level.
Easier two feet · Harder 3-s hold
Each couplet: 60 s scored → the loading set → 10 s to move on. Done at 12:00.