My Mom’s Strategy to Avoid Knee & Hip Replacements
I started coaching her at age 64 and she is now 72. She does this as part of a well-rounded routine of short and simple workouts, and I post all the exercises on my page, with step-by-step progressions.
Weak and stiff quads/knees and glutes/hips are the major strength and flexibility factors for knee and hip replacement.
Pretty awesome that everyone can access possibly the single most smooth and effective exercise to help handle all those points!
The mistake of “no knees over toes” prevented some of the best solutions from becoming common knowledge. Knee over toes = more pressure on knee, but long-term research now shows the truth: ABILITY with knee over toes = greater protection and longevity. This progression helps put you in control of these factors, at your level, without pain.
I teach everything I know for free here, and for further help with my ATG Basics program ($19 to $99 a month):
atgonlinecoaching.com