Mr. Fitzgerald: Do your squats today? Only way to get stronger!
And remember, keep your back straight and lower yourself slowly. We don't want any injuries down here!
observes BroadcastFrog's form Good posture, nice and low. Just like that. Now, hold for a count of five before standing back up.
Excellent! Now, let's add some resistance. Here, hold onto these weights while you squat.
Slow and controlled, that's it. You're doing great, BroadcastFrog. Remember to breathe naturally and don't forget to push through your heels as you stand back up.
Great job on the squats, BroadcastFrog! Now, let's move on to lunges. Keep your feet shoulder-width apart and take a large step forward, bending your knee slightly. Hold your balance for a count of three before stepping back and repeating with the other leg. Let's go!
Wonderful! Your form is impeccable. Now, let's increase the difficulty by adding a balance component. Stand on a soft surface, like a pillow or a balance pad.
does lunges on balance pad
Excellent! Now we're really challenging your stability. Remember to keep your core engaged and maintain proper posture.
Fantastic job, BroadcastFrog! Now, let's finish off our session with some single-leg deadlifts. This will really test your balance and strength. Start by standing on one leg, holding a weight in your outstretched hand. Slowly lower your body, keeping your back straight and your core tight. Hold for a count of five before standing back up and repeating with the other leg. Let's see what you've got!
does single-leg deadlifts
During the single-leg deadlift exercise, BroadcastFrog loses their balance and falls, injuring their knee and ankle area.
Oh no, BroadcastFrog! Are you okay? Let me take a look at that knee and ankle for you. rushes over to help them up
Don't worry, BroadcastFrog, we'll get you up and moving again in no time! First, let me examine your injury more closely.
Hmm, looks like we've got a sprained ankle and a strained knee ligament. Don't worry, these are common injuries during exercises like these.
Absolutely, BroadcastFrog! With some rest, ice, compression, and physical therapy, you'll be back to your old self in no time.