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Unlike the hip joint, which possesses a deep ball and socket that provides inherent stability to reduce stress on the restraining ligaments, the knee is particularly prone to injury because the flatness of the tibial plateau provides little protection against excessive motion. This is particularly true when the knee approaches full extension, as the femoral […]

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Justin Agustin on Instagram: "Awakening dormant muscles like hamstrings, glutes, quads, calves, tibialis anterior, and hip flexors is crucial for knee support and stability. Strengthening these muscles helps distribute load and reduce stress on the knees, preventing buckling and strain. Regular movement and avoiding a sedentary lifestyle are essential for maintaining muscle, joint health, and overall mobility. Incorporating exercises that target these muscle groups, along with activities like walking, stretching, and dynamic movements, enhances strength, flexibility, and coordination, contributing to improved knee function and reduced risk of strain in daily activities and life.   Begin your journey to becoming a stronger and healthier you at justinagustin.com.  Work out with my low-impact Hyper Extended Knee Exercises, Hyperextended Knee, Back Leg Muscles, Tibialis Anterior, Justin Augustin, Knee Exercise, Knee Health, Knee Strengthening Exercises, How To Strengthen Knees

Justin Agustin on Instagram: "Awakening dormant muscles like hamstrings, glutes, quads, calves, tibialis anterior, and hip flexors is crucial for knee support and stability. Strengthening these muscles helps distribute load and reduce stress on the knees, preventing buckling and strain. Regular movement and avoiding a sedentary lifestyle are essential for maintaining muscle, joint health, and overall mobility. Incorporating exercises that target these muscle groups, along with activities…

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Hyperextended knees are a blessing and a curse. Sure, they can help achieve a beautiful classical line, but they signify naturally loose joi Hyperextended Knee, How To Dance Better, Ballet Essentials, William Forsythe, Ballet Positions, Ballet Performance, Ballet Technique, Miami City, Adult Ballet

Hyperextended knees are a blessing and a curse. Sure, they can help achieve a beautiful classical line, but they signify naturally loose joints, putting hypermobile dancers at greater risk of injury. And, especially when it comes to knees, hyperextended dancers can develop a tendency to "sit" into their mobility instead of learning to turn out properly.

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