Engage the inner thighs and make sure
the knees stay in line with the ankles without tilting out to the sides.
Because your toes are turned out at an angle, the key to keeping this move safe is to make sure
your knees stay in line with the toes.
Not exact matches
Make sure your
knees are
in line with your feet and don't go past your toes, your heels
stay planted, your back doesn't arch, and your arms and upper body
stay upright.
On the other hand, if the feet are slightly turned out,
staying in line with the
knees doesn't require such an extent of tibial internal rotation and it's much easier to keep the entire lower part of the body
in a straight
line.
Begin
in a strong lunge position, making sure your front
knee is
in line with your front foot, and when you bend it
stays at a 90 degree angle and the
knee doesn't end up beyond the toe.
In that case, the front knee dives in or out rather than staying directly in line with the foo
In that case, the front
knee dives
in or out rather than staying directly in line with the foo
in or out rather than
staying directly
in line with the foo
in line with the foot.
Squat down, making sure your chest
stays up like mine, and your
knees are tracking
in line with your toes.
Note: as you're doing this move, check to make sure your
knee is
staying in -
line and moving straight up and down (make sure that it's not going out to the side).
With feet slightly wider than shoulder - width apart, keep your abs engaged and make sure your
knees doesn't fall
in but
stays in line with your toes.