10/02/2026
❓Do your knees collapse inward when you squat or walk downstairs?
❓Do your hips feel unstable or “disconnected”?
❓Do you want control, not just flexibility?
10 INSIGHTS ABOUT THIS EXERCISE
1️⃣ Knee instability often starts in the hips and pelvic floor.
2️⃣ Moving one knee down trains unilateral control, not symmetry illusion.
3️⃣ This exercise teaches the pelvis to stay stable while legs move.
4️⃣ Pelvic floor works together with hip rotators, not separately.
5️⃣ Slow knee lowering improves joint coordination and safety.
6️⃣ Strong hips protect knees during daily movements.
7️⃣ Balance challenges reveal hidden weakness before pain appears.
8️⃣ This movement improves nervous system control, not just strength.
9️⃣ Feet, hips, and pelvis must communicate to stay aligned.
🔟 When the pelvis is stable, the knees move with confidence.
Need one-to-one guidance or safe group practice?
DM ✍️