Bend your front knee into a lunge without letting
the knee go over the toe — push your other foot in the strap backwards as your back knee drops towards the ground in a deep lunge
Keep your head and chest lifted, and don't let
your knees go over your toes.
Drop into a squat, letting
your knees go over your toes.
Never let
your knees go over your toes.
Keep a neutral spine at all times and never let
your knees go over your toes.
While doing it make sure to not let
your knees go over your toes.
Not exact matches
Be mindful of your
knees, they should track in line with your
toes as you come down and not
go over them.
Pay attention to your bent leg and maintain that good form, not allowing the
knee to
go over your
toes.
Begin with one foot behind you on any stable surface about
knee height and step far enough forward so that when you squat your
knee doesn't
go over your
toe.
: There's nothing — if you try to
go straight
knee over your
toe, you're gonna land.
Make sure your front foot is far enough forward that your front
knee does not
go over your front
toes.
During both squats and lunges, it's easy to put too much stress on the
knees by
going forward and allowing the
knee to move too far
over the
toes.
Remember that for all these exercises, the
knee must not
go over your
toes (very important).
The MOST important thing is, do not
go with your
knees over your
toes Good luck, enjoy.
Knees can
go a little forward (especially if you are not so flexible) but don't allow
going over the
toes.
Try to make sure that your
knee is not
going over your
toe during this exercise.
The
knee of your leading leg should not
go over the
toes of the leading foot.
Day 2 - Shoulders, Legs, and Abs Military Press Barbell Upright Rows Bent
Over Lateral Raises On Incline Bench Squats Lunges (press with
toes) Leg Extensions Stiff Legged Deadlifts Leg Curls Calf Raises Sit Ups (
Go up to a 30 degree angle only) Leg Raises Swiss Ball Crunch
Knee Ins