Stand Strong After 60: Five Standing Moves to Rebuild Quad Power
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A trainer endorses five standing moves—sit-to-stand squats, split squats, step-ups, wall sits, and reverse lunges—to restore quad strength and improve balance for those over 60, arguing that functional, multi-joint standing exercises are more effective for daily movement than leg-extension machines; includes setup, form cues, and rep recommendations.
Topics:health#balance-and-stability#fitness#lower-body#older-adults#quad-strength#standing-exercises
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