Wall Sit

The wall sit is used to develop strength in the legs while placing less stress on the joints than movements requiring reps, like squats and lunges. It is effective for building endurance in the knee extensors as well.

Cues:

  • Position yourself so your knees and hips are each bent to 90 degree angles
  • Keep your heels on the floor and low back against the wall
  • Scale by raising your body higher in order to complete the prescribed time and sets

Mistakes:

  • Excessive scaling to make the exercise too easy
  • Arching the low back away from the wall
  • Heels coming up and placing too much weight in the balls of the feet

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