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Anterior Step-Up

Forward step-up that builds functional hip and knee strength for stairs and curb negotiation.

Bodyweight Forward Lunge

Forward-stepping lunge that builds unilateral hip and knee strength while practicing controlled weight acceptance.

Bodyweight Split Squat

Stationary split-stance strength exercise that builds unilateral hip and knee capacity without a stepping component.

Bodyweight Squat to Chair

Bodyweight squat using a chair as a consistent depth target to build functional hip and knee strength.

Double-Leg Elevated Hamstring Bridge

Hamstring-biased bilateral bridge with the heels elevated to increase leverage and posterior-chain demand.

Eccentric Anterior Step-Down

Forward-facing step-down that emphasizes slow single-leg lowering to build eccentric hip and knee control.

Eccentric Backward Step-Down

Step-down exercise that emphasizes slow single-leg lowering to build eccentric hip and knee control for stair descent.

Eccentric Lateral Step-Down

Lateral step-down that emphasizes slow single-leg lowering to build eccentric hip and knee control.

Goblet Squat (Dumbbell or Kettlebell)

Loaded bilateral squat that builds lower-body strength while keeping the weight close to the body.

Hamstring Bridge Walkout

Dynamic hamstring-bridge drill that lengthens the lever by walking the feet away from and back toward the hips while the pelvis stays controlled.

Kickstand Quadriceps Set

Staggered-stance quadriceps isometric that biases weight toward one leg while maintaining terminal knee control.

Kickstand Squat (Single-Leg Bias)

Staggered-stance squat that shifts more work to the front leg while the rear foot provides light balance and assistance.

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