Single-leg squat with ball feedback
Single-leg squat with ball feedback, 3 sets, 8 repetitions per leg
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How to do the exercise
Sets: 3
Repetitions: 8 per leg
Description: Stand on one leg with the knee slightly bent and the pelvis held horizontally. Slowly descend into a squat by pushing the pelvis backward, keeping the knee aligned with the foot and avoiding inward collapse of the knee. Rise back up while controlling the movement by pushing through the support foot.
Tips: Slightly lean the trunk forward to maintain balance, and ensure the knee does not pass beyond the toes. Use a ball against a wall for visual feedback and better movement control.
Progression: Gradually increase the number of repetitions or add a slight load as the movement becomes easier.
At a glance
- Goal
- Strengthening
- Level
- Intermediate
- Equipment
- ball
- Starting position
- Standing on one leg, knee slightly bent, pelvis horizontal
- Clinical goal
- Strengthen the muscles around the knee and improve motor control
- Also known as
- single-leg squat, ball feedback squat, unilateral knee strengthening







