In my 20s, long before the internet, I never imagined that near 70, I would be eagerly watching this video. But here I am, trying to get stronger and lose weight. And both knees reminding me that I'm not 25 anymore. You're doing us a great service. Thank you,
I am 68 yes, I'm angry £ jealous of your thighs my thighs used to have after my stroke&accident now my right leg is very weak ,after watching you Will Harlow and❤ a few others my doctors says I should have a hip replacement but all of are against it even my physio now my legs are very weak I just drop like got no bones or muscles what is your advise walking is very bad now d❤rom 7 K - 15 K now 3k steps is very hard am scared to walk
Dear ❣️ you are a good inspiration 😂 my full day goes doing exercises a plate is inserted in my wrist i have to keep it moving every hour my ortho has said ❤ with love from India 💞 🎉
I'm trying to play pro tennis at 47 years old. And be at least top 50 in n the world. Hope your page helps me to get there thank you. @@arthritisadventure
Alyssa, I just did your 45 minute walk with your in law grandmother. I am 63y and I just have to say, the video was Great, and you grandmother is AMAZING!!! 87y and TOTALLY Able to keep up!! She and You are So Inspirational!! Thank you! I couldn't find that video on my phone, so I thought I'd leave the comment here. Thank you. 🎉🎉🎉
Oh Alyssa, thank you for showing us these squat variations. I am having knee discomfort. I had physical therapy done and it helped a bit. My time ran out. My therapist gave me workouts to do at home. I will use some of your squats and be consistent with them. I come to the realization that being a senior I will need to do them happily ever after 😊
Thank you, Alyssa for all the video content. My goal is to travel more, and sometimes solo. I find that chair squats, the balance and strength building exercises have really helped me with my confidence to tackle walking thru airports and dealing with the dreaded child height toilets without the fear of being stopped by OA hip flareups. Being able to do some of your videos before sitting in a prolonged position on a flight with very limited space, has made my travel goal more possible...more comfortable. While I can walk up to a mile thru an airport, if need be, flareups do happen. So that is when I dig into your toolbox for movements that I can do on the spot to help ease pain. I'll take the progress I see for now, and I remain hopeful that building hip strength will improve my ability to increase my walking duration and joy of travel.
I’ve developed pain in my knee caps over the past couple of years. I always had an issue with my left knee following an injury. But it was a long time ago, so I thought maybe it has heeled. After overdoing the stairs I have been dealing with knee pain on a regular basis. Your squat variations give me hope I can work out and strengthen my legs without pain. I also hope I won’t need a knee surgery down the road.
Alyssa, I have been having some pain in my knees lately at 73. I am so fortunate to find your channel. I have been avoiding lunges and squats but just completed your video on squat variations. I took it easy but got through it and feel good. If I keep up with these, will my knees eventually become stronger? Thank you for your great exercises!
I love doing squats, it really strengthens your legs, but it kills my injured knees and ankles. Exercising in water helps tremendously, but it’s not always possible. I’ll try again and go slowly , these exercise give me more options. Thanks for this video, I love it.
Thank you for your help. I’ve done PT after various surgeries. I am very athletic but still find your videos very helpful. I have often neglected stretching. You are very thorough and explain concepts well.
Thank you so much for this video! I’ve had knee surgery on both legs, foot surgery and broke my leg years ago. Thru all that, I lost so much strength in my legs and can’t squat anymore. The hard part is getting started once you lost the ability and this video is going to help me build up to do squats again. I’m looking forward to using your videos as I age.
@arthritisadventure that's something I really need as I have one leg larger. But the thinner leg is stronger than the bigger leg. Can't understand why, either.
Fantastic video, thanks so much! I have knee chondromalacia and hope pain. I have a few questions: 1. How many of those can I do per workout? 2. I heard somewhere that you shouldn’t squat at 90 degrees, since is the angle with more tension, and that one should squat right before 90, or past it, is this true? 3. I also have ankle arthritis, as well as plantar fasciitis and pain right below the ball of my feet and on the heel, what shoes would you recommend for walking? (I already saw your video but with all I have it was not clear as of which ones could be better). thanks a lot!
Hi, I need knee replacement surgery. I’m 73, and due to bad advice, I didn’t get the operation and have limped for 4 years. My gait is unstable, and I have in the last year begun moving and walking very slowly, as if I were in my 90s. I am getting the surgery soon. Will I ever have a normal gait and will I move and walk more quickly again? I feel as if I am 100 years old. Love your videos and that you help people…thanks from my heart.
Thank you for showing us these exercises. Now I know I have osteoarthritis. All along I thought I had a torn groin muscle and I did not exercise that part of my body. Now I will. 😀
Excellent video! Your sincerity in wanting to help your audience, shines in this video as it does in all your videos. Thank you so much for working so hard in putting this video together. By showing us these different variations, I now have confidence that I can find one that I'll be able to comfortably perform.
Hi thanks for the exercises trying to strengthen and flex my lower body and getting some joy! Just wondering if you have tips for an almost immobile left ankle ?
Excellent! I liked description and bullet points summarizing which variations are best for which symptom (tight ankl3s, front of knee pain, etc) I also appreciate summary list of the 10 variations at the end of the video.
The Sumo is best for me. I have arthritis, patellar pain and pain on outside of my knees.I find lunges impossible(so I don't try) I'm getting stronger in the glutes which helps.
I have a non operative torn meniscus behind my left knee. I don’t go very low when I do squats and keep my feet fairly close together. I also keep my weight on the very backs of my heals. Do you have any suggestions on how not to stress the injury? I don’t do any exercises for my quads, except walking slowly on a treadmill gradually to the highest incline position. I’m scared I’m going to undo all the hard work I’ve done to improve. Thank you, you are so inspiring. I have a pool ( l live in Florida) so I will definitely be doing those pool squats 👍.
Hello, it’s me again. No worries! I only have positive things to say. Congratulations on earning your doctorate in physical therapy! I assume you have a DPT… your bio with this video states that you’re a “doctor of physical therapy”. I think that is impressive and it gives me more confidence when watching your videos. This is important because there are millions of flakes & frauds on YT, as you probably know. You seem legit, genuinely interested in exercise and mobility, and enthusiastic about what you do. Good job! 🏆 🏅
That exercise three with the exercise band around the top of the knees is brilliant. This looks like a glute muscle exercise. I will be doing this in future as my knees tend to veer in because of some degeneration . Many thanks for this excellent video
@Alyssa Thank you! This was very helpful as I suffer from Posterior Tibial Tendonitis in my left ankle. Can you suggest a better squat option for toned thighs as opposed to muscular thighs? Plz & Ty #MSLATIA
I was diagnosed with righ knee osteoarthritis. I had arthroscopic knee surgery in june 2020. So i need this to strengthen both my quads front, and back , and my inner thighs. And glutes muscles. Had righ spinal fusion surgery in march of this year. So i need to keep my lower body strong.
I've had two orthopedic surgeons tell me to avoid jumping, running, squats and lunges due to osteoarthritis. They've then referred me to Physical therapists who tell me to do squats and lunges. It's so confusing! I stopped doing the squats when I got crepitus-squeaky knee. I want to start again but am afraid of more damage. Thank you for the variations.
In my 20s, long before the internet, I never imagined that near 70, I would be eagerly watching this video. But here I am, trying to get stronger and lose weight. And both knees reminding me that I'm not 25 anymore. You're doing us a great service. Thank you,
I'm so glad you're watching too. I'm happy my information can benefit so many people.
It's great that you have her to learn from. Her information is top notch.
I am 68 yes, I'm angry £ jealous of your thighs my thighs used to have after my stroke&accident now my right leg is very weak ,after watching you Will Harlow and❤ a few others my doctors says I should have a hip replacement but all of are against it even my physio now my legs are very weak I just drop like got no bones or muscles what is your advise walking is very bad now d❤rom 7 K - 15 K now 3k steps is very hard am scared to walk
I am too 70 yrs old and your videos are greatly appreciated! I pass them on to my girfriends as well!!😂❤
Wishing u good luck. Don't give up. It I can do this so can u! 🦵🦵💪
I need you as my personal trainer. You have the best content (by far) for lower body exercises and therapy!
Thank you so much for your kind words. You can join me in our monthly workouts inside Adventurers for Life!
She is the best of the best.
Dear ❣️ you are a good inspiration 😂 my full day goes doing exercises a plate is inserted in my wrist i have to keep it moving every hour my ortho has said ❤ with love from India 💞 🎉
I'm trying to play pro tennis at 47 years old. And be at least top 50 in n the world. Hope your page helps me to get there thank you. @@arthritisadventure
Dear Alyssa
I had an injury two years ago Meniscus Tear due to which having a swelling in the foot could you please suggest if I can do Squats
Alyssa, I just did your 45 minute walk with your in law grandmother. I am 63y and I just have to say, the video was Great, and you grandmother is AMAZING!!! 87y and TOTALLY Able to keep up!! She and You are So Inspirational!! Thank you! I couldn't find that video on my phone, so I thought I'd leave the comment here. Thank you. 🎉🎉🎉
So glad you did the workout! Great job!
Wow, this is the first time I’ve done squats without knee pain. I thought it was just inevitable. Thank you!!!
You're so welcome! I'm glad you like the video!
Oh Alyssa, thank you for showing us these squat variations. I am having knee discomfort. I had physical therapy done and it helped a bit. My time ran out. My therapist gave me workouts to do at home. I will use some of your squats and be consistent with them. I come to the realization that being a senior I will need to do them happily ever after 😊
She’s the best….period!
Plenty of exercises to work on here to try and build up my leg strength and hopefully help me walk with less pain. Thanks Alyssa.
You're so welcome!
I've been doing the modified single leg squat and I feel zero knee pain. I'm so happy!! Thank you thank you thank you.
So glad you've seen such a benefit!
You are just what I was looking for! I've always struggled with squats and not even in PT was I introduced to different ways of squatting. Thank you!
You are so welcome!
I can't thank you enough for this. I have knee pain with squats, and I really want to strengthen my legs. Thank you so much 💕
Thank you, Alyssa for all the video content. My goal is to travel more, and sometimes solo. I find that chair squats, the balance and strength building exercises have really helped me with my confidence to tackle walking thru airports and dealing with the dreaded child height toilets without the fear of being stopped by OA hip flareups. Being able to do some of your videos before sitting in a prolonged position on a flight with very limited space, has made my travel goal more possible...more comfortable. While I can walk up to a mile thru an airport, if need be, flareups do happen. So that is when I dig into your toolbox for movements that I can do on the spot to help ease pain. I'll take the progress I see for now, and I remain hopeful that building hip strength will improve my ability to increase my walking duration and joy of travel.
Ha - child toilets - I’m 5’ nothing so I guess I don’t have to worry about that challenge lol!
I’ve developed pain in my knee caps over the past couple of years. I always had an issue with my left knee following an injury. But it was a long time ago, so I thought maybe it has heeled. After overdoing the stairs I have been dealing with knee pain on a regular basis. Your squat variations give me hope I can work out and strengthen my legs without pain. I also hope I won’t need a knee surgery down the road.
Thanks!
Wow! Thank you so much!
AMAZING, INFORMATIVE, ENCOURAGING, AS ALWAYS !!! Thanks Alyssa
You are so welcome!
The variations are so perfect for anyone learning to squat. Thank you!
You're so welcome!
Alyssa, I have been having some pain in my knees lately at 73. I am so fortunate to find your channel. I have been avoiding lunges and squats but just completed your video on squat variations. I took it easy but got through it and feel good. If I keep up with these, will my knees eventually become stronger? Thank you for your great exercises!
Absolutely fantastic video!!!!
Thank you very much! So glad you liked it!
Yes it is!!
Excellent video! Your information is so helpful and has helped me immensely! Thank you!
I'm so glad!
I love doing squats, it really strengthens your legs, but it kills my injured knees and ankles. Exercising in water helps tremendously, but it’s not always possible. I’ll try again and go slowly , these exercise give me more options. Thanks for this video, I love it.
You are so welcome!
Thanks for making life bearable. God bless you.
You are a good inspiration dear ❤ I am encouraged to do all exercises twice by noon I have to repeat I'm 75 🎉 with ❤ from Calicut S. India 💞
Great job!
Thanks for giving so many ways to do squat I can do sumo squat easily but will try others as well, thanks again for motivating our lazy souls.
You're so welcome!
Thank you!! ❤
Welcome!
Thank you this is a good exercise 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Thank you so much for these exercises ❤ My knees feel better after doing this.
That’s great!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience!
You are so welcome!
So informative, helpful and exercises that anyone can do with practical equipment
So glad you liked the video!!!
Thank you for your help. I’ve done PT after various surgeries. I am very athletic but still find your videos very helpful. I have often neglected stretching. You are very thorough and explain concepts well.
You are so welcome!
Thanks 🙏👍 Alyssa 💚☘️
Always welcome!
Thank you Alyssa!
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much for this video! I’ve had knee surgery on both legs, foot surgery and broke my leg years ago. Thru all that, I lost so much strength in my legs and can’t squat anymore. The hard part is getting started once you lost the ability and this video is going to help me build up to do squats again. I’m looking forward to using your videos as I age.
So appreciate this. I haven't been able to do squats without pain for many years. Thank you
It's great to have the options she shows here.
So glad you all like it!
Love your quads
Lots of hard work. Working on a leg specific video coming up to show a glimpse into my routine.
@arthritisadventure that's something I really need as I have one leg larger. But the thinner leg is stronger than the bigger leg. Can't understand why, either.
@@arthritisadventure I would love to see how your work out for your quads. I need strong quads for my knee.
Good ideas. I've got a hip thing going on that makes hip hinging/squatting tough. But I'm going to try these and see what's what. Thanks!
Glad you like the ideas! Thanks for watching.
Love everything you share! 😊
So glad you love all the videos!
Million Thanks mam for inspiration Vlog 👍🙏🙏🙏
So glad you loved the video!
Hello thank you for the subject mentioned which is knee pain exercises. you re just ❤ for hitting my exactly need straight away
🤝💪💪
Thanks for all your help ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊
You are so welcome
Excellent !!!
Glad you like it!
Wow! Very nice variations!😊
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching.
This video is awesome! Thank you
Glad you liked it!
So glad I happened across this video!!! Thank you so much!!!!
You are so welcome!
Wow its super awesome explanation. ❤
Glad you liked it!
@arthritisadventure hopefully it would be a great help. Got leg shorter than other. I can only do hack sqaut
Thanks sister for great information.
This is a really good video. Do you have a video or tips for ankle mobility? Thanks
Glad you like the video! I have ankle mobility videos in my membership, Adventurers for Life.
Fantastic video, thanks so much! I have knee chondromalacia and hope pain. I have a few questions: 1. How many of those can I do per workout? 2. I heard somewhere that you shouldn’t squat at 90 degrees, since is the angle with more tension, and that one should squat right before 90, or past it, is this true? 3. I also have ankle arthritis, as well as plantar fasciitis and pain right below the ball of my feet and on the heel, what shoes would you recommend for walking? (I already saw your video but with all I have it was not clear as of which ones could be better). thanks a lot!
Thank you aluyssa I just watched some of your exercises, just had knee surgery and you definitely helped ill keep watching
Awesome! Thanks for watching.
Hi, I need knee replacement surgery. I’m 73, and due to bad advice, I didn’t get the operation and have limped for 4 years. My gait is unstable, and I have in the last year begun moving and walking very slowly, as if I were in my 90s. I am getting the surgery soon. Will I ever have a normal gait and will I move and walk more quickly again? I feel as if I am 100 years old. Love your videos and that you help people…thanks from my heart.
I wish you all the best!! 🙏❤❤❤❤
Nice variations to try, i just stopped trying squats due to knee pain, hopefully these will help. Thx
Thank you for showing us these exercises. Now I know I have osteoarthritis. All along I thought I had a torn groin muscle and I did not exercise that part of my body.
Now I will. 😀
Excellent video! Your sincerity in wanting to help your audience, shines in this video as it does in all your videos. Thank you so much for working so hard in putting this video together. By showing us these different variations, I now have confidence that I can find one that I'll be able to comfortably perform.
Glad you liked the video!
Thank you for this graduated progression. It is tremendously helpful.
So glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
I love the squat at the sink. That's wonderful.
I love that one too!
Great lessons... Thanks
Thanks for these squat exercises I’m going to use them in my workout schedule
Fantastic ideas
Glad you like them!
Thank you, thank you, thank you for these knee and squat workouts!
You're so welcome!
Hi thanks for the exercises trying to strengthen and flex my lower body and getting some joy!
Just wondering if you have tips for an almost immobile left ankle ?
Great informative video !
Thank you so much for sharing this exercise!!!
You're so welcome!
Excellent! I liked description and bullet points summarizing which variations are best for which symptom (tight ankl3s, front of knee pain, etc) I also appreciate summary list of the 10 variations at the end of the video.
Glad to hear Nancy!
The Sumo is best for me.
I have arthritis, patellar pain and pain on outside of my knees.I find lunges impossible(so I don't try) I'm getting stronger in the glutes which helps.
I have a non operative torn meniscus behind my left knee. I don’t go very low when I do squats and keep my feet fairly close together. I also keep my weight on the very backs of my heals. Do you have any suggestions on how not to stress the injury? I don’t do any exercises for my quads, except walking slowly on a treadmill gradually to the highest incline position. I’m scared I’m going to undo all the hard work I’ve done to improve. Thank you, you are so inspiring. I have a pool ( l live in Florida) so I will definitely be doing those pool squats 👍.
Oh my gosh! Thank you so much! This is fantastic information. I am so grateful!
You are so welcome!
Brillant video, very useful exercises, thank you 👌
Glad you like them!
Hello, it’s me again. No worries! I only have positive things to say. Congratulations on earning your doctorate in physical therapy! I assume you have a DPT… your bio with this video states that you’re a “doctor of physical therapy”. I think that is impressive and it gives me more confidence when watching your videos. This is important because there are millions of flakes & frauds on YT, as you probably know. You seem legit, genuinely interested in exercise and mobility, and enthusiastic about what you do. Good job! 🏆 🏅
Hi, glad you like the channel and information!
@@arthritisadventureCongratulations on your PHD!
Awesome!!!! Thank You
You're welcome!
Nice!👏
Thanks!
Wow so many variations, thank you so much 😊
You are welcome!
Man i love this chanel
So helpful. My knee pain went away after doing these exercises. Thank you so much. Now, I just have to be diligent in doing them.
So glad you've seen such a benefit. There are quite a few videos on my channel to stay consistent.
Thank you ❤
Awosome video, you’re an amazing teacher❤
Welcome!
Great Video
Glad you enjoyed it
Excellent video!
Glad to hear it!
Such helpful videos!!! Thank you
You're so welcome!
Tnks..God bless 🙌
You are so welcome!
That exercise three with the exercise band around the top of the knees is brilliant. This looks like a glute muscle exercise. I will be doing this in future as my knees tend to veer in because of some degeneration .
Many thanks for this excellent video
I am so grateful for you! My knees don't work at age 63, like they did when I was younger.
I'm so glad you liked the video!
Thank you so Much!!!
You're welcome!
This was really helpful, thank you 😊!
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome video!
Thanks for the visit
@@arthritisadventure You're welcome.
Great Video....
I really like to watch AlyssaKuhn!! She’s great I wish she could give me personal trainer. 👏🌟💪
So glad you like the channel! You can always join Adventurers for Life if you want more direction.
I have mild CP and femoral anteversion causing ATP. Your videos are a godsend.
Nonetheless any video specifically for hips turning in? ❤
What name and style of shoes are you using..?
Here is a link tho the brand of shoes. kurufootwear.sjv.io/qnBZ35
@Alyssa Thank you! This was very helpful as I suffer from Posterior Tibial Tendonitis in my left ankle. Can you suggest a better squat option for toned thighs as opposed to muscular thighs? Plz & Ty #MSLATIA
Hi Alyssa are these exercises safe after L5 S1 fusion. I'm in my 8th week of recovery after surgery. Love your content
Thank you, Alyssa. Do this daily?
Depends on how you are feeling.
I was diagnosed with righ knee osteoarthritis. I had arthroscopic knee surgery in june 2020. So i need this to strengthen both my quads front, and back , and my inner thighs. And glutes muscles. Had righ spinal fusion surgery in march of this year. So i need to keep my lower body strong.
Thanks
Thank youuuuu sooooo much 😊🎉❤
You're welcome 😊
Thanks for the tips...recently had quad/knee surgery and trying to regain my strength but painful. I will give these a try. By the way...Nice quads! ❤
Glad you like the tips!
When I do exercise number two, I feel crunching in both of my knees. Is this good?
This is great, thank you!
I find squats dont hurt nearly as much as lunges. ☺️
So glad you thought the video was great. Lunges can be worked on!
Are u able to do these if had knee replacement 1 year ago
Yes, squats are very possible after a knee replacement, it's just all about what feels best and gradually working up to it
I've had two orthopedic surgeons tell me to avoid jumping, running, squats and lunges due to osteoarthritis. They've then referred me to Physical therapists who tell me to do squats and lunges. It's so confusing! I stopped doing the squats when I got crepitus-squeaky knee. I want to start again but am afraid of more damage. Thank you for the variations.
Glad you like the variations!
You have amazing defined leg muscles! How did you do it?
It has taken a while of consistent work.
This gal is a light in the world. Full stop.
Thank you so much for the kind words!
Do you have exercises that would help with scoliosis at lower back with osteoarthritis/stiff hips???
Here's a video on stiff hips. ruclips.net/video/AvY42yf57GQ/видео.html