You CAN Squat After a Knee Replacement (By Doing THIS!)

Can you squat after a knee replacement? YES, you absolutely can squat after a knee replacement by following the steps in this video. Check out my Knee Replacement Tips playlist    • Knee Replacement Tips - More 4 Life  

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In this video, you'll learn:
00:00 - Can You Squat After a Knee Replacement?
00:29 - When Is It Safe to Start Squatting After a Knee Replacement?
01:21 - Early Exercises for Range of Motion
02:56 - Early Glute Strengthening
03:43 - Shallow Squats: Sit to Stand from a Chair
04:56 - Progressing to Deeper Squats
06:09 - What to Avoid When Squatting
06:36 - Squatting With Weights After a Knee Replacement
07:04 - How Much Weight Is Safe to Lift After a Knee Replacement?
07:54 - Are Deep Squats Safe After a Knee Replacement?

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