The Only Bulletproof Knee Exercises you need.



Knee exercises for beginner level ramping up to more advanced knee strength movements. Bulletproofing your knees is about …

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  1. Beginner Level:
    Top Portion Squats x5-10 – work to single leg.
    Knee Squats x10 +10-30 second hold.
    Half Kneeling Hover x5 sec. x3 reps
    repeat 2-3x

    Intermediate Level:
    Poloquin Step ups x8-10
    Slant Board full Squats x5-10
    x 2-3 sets
    Couch Stretch x30-60 sec.
    Half Kneeling x 10 sec. x2 on each side
    x2-3 sets

    Rock Solid Knees:
    Half Kneeling switches x 5 (alternating back and forth)
    Poloquin Step Up x12-15 – add height
    x3 sets
    Toe Squats x5-10 (controlled eccentric)
    x3-5 sets
    Couch Stretch x60 sec
    x3 sets

    Always pay close attention to how your knees feel. If there's any discomfort, back off for the day. Do a regression or just give the knees some rest before coming back. Enjoy.

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  2. Thanks for the great info BUT it was difficult to hear you over the competing music. Please be aware that many older people have CAPD (Central Auditory Processing Disorder) which makes it difficult to process linguistic information, i.e, spoken words in the presence of competing sounds, like music. For me, it sounded like I was hearing you whisper from the other side of a loud party. The music serves no purpose in verbal tutorials. Would a teacher deliver a lecture at a concert? Then why have it in your video. Please leave the music off
    And, FYI, making the music softer in your video does not help people with CAPD. It is the clash between verbal and non-verbal sounds that causes the problem. The volume of either is irrelevant. Thanks for reading.

  3. Couch stretch for sure. My legs are very strong but suffer from muscle rigidity from time to time. Learning these movements from individuals like yourself that do extensive studying is extremely helpful. Thank you.

  4. @strengthside very encouraging and well produced. I've followed some similar movements and finally after a few years am feeling my knee health return. (I'm 55, lifetime basketball player.) Question: I'm still dealing with some discomfort when I try to jog/run. Any suggestions for improving this specific knee function? My flexibility, mobility, and general functions seem good. But the impact of a running step still needs work. Thanks!

  5. What an excellent video, however for those who have been injured paying more just as much attention to the lower limb, the calves, the feet, the anterior tibialis can also be just as crucial. Also, if you have experienced arthritic change in your Patellea going too deep too quickly can cause severe pain, then swelling and a set back, so aiming for small progressions is super important. Don’t forget those feet and lower leg exercises.

  6. Thanks for sharing. Just an odd question, have you ever had any back pain of any concerning kind (appearing in any remote way to go in a direction of potential spinal injury down the line / sciatica type symptoms etc.) in your past physical activity pursuits? (you mentioned your lifting background … just wondering out of curiosity)

  7. problem with these, if you actually train hard, legs, this will make you sore and you wont be able to push as hard on a leg training. For example, I do heavy squats, 205kg for reps (about 5) if I do this I wont be able to push as much.

  8. So ironic that im watching these videos (Knees, Barefeet, Squats) after 7 years homeless up and down the front range. Can't mistake the flatirons.
    Thank you! This will all help with Iaido training.
    Never sleep on Railroad rocks! Colorado is filled with railroad rocks.

  9. Thank you for these exercises. I myself have had meniscus tears and a Patellar tendon issues currently . I can do some of these exercises as I’m over weight. I had hip replacements screwing up my knees. I have the same slant board. I tried a few today.

  10. How many years did it take you to get to wear your are? I have been following Knees Over Toes Guy for over 2 years and my knees are begin to make drastic improvements. I am 62 years old, and I am looking for a routine the bulletproofing my knees; I am not able to squat down all the YET on my total left knee replacement (13 April 2020) because of scare tissues. I have gone from 80 degrees of range of motion now I am about 100 to 110 range of motion over the last two years, working to get to full range of motion on my left knee by year 4 and 5. But, I also incorporate MovesMethod out of Austrailia or New Zealand. But, my goal as a broken knee super senior is to bullet proof my knees over 5 to 8 years; by 70 I think I will have the flexibility, mobility, and strength – then overtime work on quickness, speed, and agility for my sport. Thanks!

  11. 1. Top Squats X 10 – 20 (Heels elevated)
    2. Poloquin Step ups x8-10
    3. Knee Squats X 10 + 10 – 30 sec hold
    4. Lunge Hovers 3 X 5 sec hold
    5. Slant board Squat X 5 – 10 (slow eccentric)
    6. Half kneeling X 10 sec + (alternate knees if you can)
    7. Toe Squat X 5 – 10 (slow eecentric)
    8. Couch Stretch X 30 – 60 sec

  12. I know it has been a while since you produced this video and your life has changed somewhat, but I still would recommend a change in your wardrobe to shorter shorts, show off your leg development so we can all be inspired rather than those baggy shorts you wear down below the knee. 0:11

  13. My favorite exercise this week was actually incline smith machine bench press.

    Was being stupid and going the wrong way at first. Had an existential crisis when I got pinned under 185. Got it turned around the right way and was able to hit my reps lol

    So that was the highlight of the week so far.

  14. I have a slant board and I can get mostly all the way down (ATG). I'm a healthy and quite active 56 year old male. I run and lift. My concern is that my knee's while not really hurting, sound like sandpaper. This is probably not a good thing. Any suggestions?

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