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all right brad we have three exercises
for beginners and seniors to help them
perform squats correctly
squats are one of the best exercises to
get large muscle groups they may be the
best as a matter of fact there's a study
that doing squats off of a chair is one
of the best exercises to prevent falls
with seniors you heard that yeah did
well of course they can hear it
the two most famous
physical
on therapists
internet
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all right the first thing brad we really
want to make sure when you squat the
movement is coming from the hips not the
back sure i don't want to see
this round you know and you quite often
do oh yeah a lot of my patients you want
to do that yeah yes
this is like it's in the cast or it's
fixated it can't be removed so we
recommend you start with posh squats
so what do we got these red things for
right you can use a a dowel or a
broomstick or a booyah stick anything
about five feet long four and a half
feet long over here yeah yeah we'll put
in place
so palm out on the lower hand palm in on
the lower on the upper hand
and you're gonna have three points of
contact
if you only have one
the back
you're doing it wrong
but if i hit the head
the mid back and the low back or the
pelvis you're going to keep it in place
you can't help but do it correctly right
i don't worry about how deep you're
going bad now yet
i'm just worried about keeping quick
form and then once you
are real comfortable with that you can
then do it
you know without the pull and you'll
remember your body will remember you
have muscle memory on how to do it
correctly
i i've had people with back injuries do
this right specifically for biomechanics
so they might remember how to do it and
protect their back as well as get
stronger right and we can see
what's number two are we going to wait
all right once you've learned to squat
correctly with the back straight i want
to have you squat deeper deeper
i don't want you know you might start
off like this yes
but for many of you
it's going to help to have the support
of a door frame
can you picture that bad
yeah you gotta point at top though so
you can put your hands inside you could
use a hand hand rails like this
would work too you can it'll allow you
to really go down
still try to keep your back straight
bob can i introduce this idea yep that
the option of maybe putting a chair
there oh sure do it again they can you
you go down
the nice thing about a chair is you know
how far you're right when you touch it
and if you can't get back up because
you've been too far you can just
sit on the chair now if you have a pain
in the knee while you're doing this only
go to the spot where it doesn't hurt yet
so if it feels good to hear start only
here right but if you can go down
this will help your knees eventually
right so and it might take a couple
weeks to get lower and lower with
absolutely without knee pain all right
mr brad the third exercise is actually
air bench
air base there's no bench there but
you're gonna pretend there is by leaning
against the wall and actually go down
and now again if you have knee pain only
go to the point where you can tolerate
it actually feels good
so the the distance that you bring your
feet away from the wall is critical
right i want you to be safe i don't want
you to collapse down right but you can
actually do this to the point where you
actually go to 90 90
and you can try to stay here for a
minute right i don't think i can make a
minute brad and another real critical
point is you cannot do this with socks
on right you have to have some shoes
with rippy shoes rippy shoes so they
grip to the carpet or the floor
especially i'm starting to fail brad
yeah i'm shaking a little bit yeah you
know you could have a cane or a stick to
hold on and that'll help you push up a
little bit too you can push with that
hand right when you get stuck yeah are
you stuck bob no
but i'm almost there
i mean i got what 30 seconds left yeah
he's doing an isometric chair we used to
call them but make sure you don't go
into this right away you have to
progress you got to work up to it but
it's really good for strengthening
you'll get mostly quads but it's going
to help you squat in the end yep will
you make it brad are you waiting for the
30 i think so i think it was 30 are you
sure where you started i know i know
five seconds it's an analog clock and he
doesn't know how to read it anymore one
don't do this the first time that'll
take a few weeks to get into be careful
and have fun with stronger legs
you
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