10 Exercises for Stronger Knees
These 10 exercises are designed to support knee strength, stability, mobility, and control while also strengthening the muscles around the knee, ankle, and hip
Your hips play a huge role in how you run, squat, jump, and move every day. Adding mobility work to your routine can help improve range of motion, movement quality, and overall performance.
Tight hip flexors, rib flare, lower belly pooch, and a low back that always takes over during your workouts? 👀
Stretching and strengthening harder might not be the missing piece…
Okay hot take, stretching isn’t the problem but stretching alone likely won’t SOLVE the problem if your back is constantly tight.
What’s often missing is strength.
So here my cheat sheet for a flexible spine.
Full-Body Control Flow. ☀️
Strength, mobility, balance and control, all together in one continuous full-body flow.
The challenge isn’t simply reaching each shape.
It’s understanding how every position leads into the next and keeping the movement connected from beginning to end
Six hip openers, ten minutes, done from the floor. supine spinal twist, seated active pigeon, pigeon fold, active pigeon pulse, deep squat hold, butterfly. each one targets a different part of the hip that a desk chair never asks anything of.