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Anterior Step-Up

Builds lower body strength and control during step-up movements.

Assisted Short Arc Quadriceps (Active-Assisted)

Strengthens the quadriceps through a supported knee extension range.

Bodyweight Forward Lunge

Strengthens the legs while improving stepping control.

Bodyweight Split Squat

Strengthens the legs in a split stance.

Bodyweight Squat to Chair

Builds lower body strength while reinforcing safe squat mechanics.

Eccentric Anterior Step-Down

Strengthens the legs with controlled forward lowering.

Eccentric Backward Step-Down

Strengthens the legs while emphasizing controlled lowering.

Eccentric Lateral Step-Down

Strengthens the legs while emphasizing controlled lowering from a step.

Goblet Squat (Dumbbell or Kettlebell)

Strengthens the legs while improving squat posture.

Kickstand Quadriceps Set

Activates the quadriceps in a staggered stance position.

Kickstand Squat (Single-Leg Bias)

Strengthens the legs with greater loading on the front leg.

Lateral Step-Up

Strengthens the legs while improving lateral stepping control.

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