Unilateral honesty
One-legged and one-armed work exposes the weaker side that two-sided training hides.
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Distance jumps, hurdle hops and the first single-leg squat — power with control on one leg.
One-legged and one-armed work exposes the weaker side that two-sided training hides.
Standing balance declines from midlife unless it is challenged. Single-leg work is the cheapest insurance there is.
Cartilage has no blood supply. Loading pumps fluid through it, which is why stiffness fades as you move.
Three couplets · two rounds · twelve minutes · a day of return
Jump, land, absorb, jump again immediately; keep the chest up.
Easier jump and reset · Harder further each jump
Drive hard, clap, land with bent elbows to absorb.
Easier power push-ups · Harder two claps
Hop sideways over a low object with both feet, land quiet, go straight back.
Easier step over · Harder one leg
Stand on one leg in front of a chair; sit down under control, stand up.
Easier two-leg chair squat · Harder lower chair
Knees hovering; crawl sideways, hands and feet moving together, hips level.
Easier forward crawl · Harder lower hips
Wide stance, toes out; pack between the feet, drive the floor away.
Easier from a step · Harder pause at the top
Each couplet: 60 s scored → the strength set → 10 s to move on. Done at 12:00.