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strengthening my one thigh

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I have a weaker right thigh in terms of muscles. I could walk nearly 5 miles a day and have reduced my weight by 10 kg in 4 months .but now I want to strengthen my weak leg any suggestion or support.I am from india

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unknown

Bump and sub...My left leg is MUCH weaker than my right following a knee surgery.

unknown

Same here I had A metal implant but in the right leg.any suggestions

unknown

You can do single leg squats and deadlifts, just kinda bend the other leg so only your tippy-toe is touching the floor, just for balance. Also pass-through lunges (not sure if that's the right name) - keep your weak leg as your standing leg and lunge back with the other leg, then lunge forward without a stop, repeat etc.

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Will it be a step back lunge???

unknown

So like this...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4GHmg4JiFk ...except maybe with less silly leg-holding-up in the middle? Although that could be good for balance. I googled "step through lunge" and got a bunch of vids. Basically only the standing leg works.

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Physical therapy or a trainer at a gym might be a better help for you.

unknown

Thanks

unknown

Bret Contreras wrote about fixing glute imbalance:
http://bretcontreras.com/2-1-method-fixing-glute-imbalances/
I'd imagine you could incorporate similar 2-1 method unilateral quad training.

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kshadows a écrit: »

Bump and sub...My left leg is MUCH weaker than my right following a knee surgery.

Your knee/leg will be weaker for now, you had surgery. You must be doing physical therapy assuming you recently had surgery ? My ACL/Menisus repair took a year to function properly.

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Runngurl43 a écrit: »

Physical therapy or a trainer at a gym might be a better help for you.

Try to get help, I used a PT. We did a lot of bridge work and stability work to strengthen core muscles.