Benefits:Strengthens quads, hamstrings, and glutesImproves hip mobilityBuilds balance and coordinationModifications: If lunges feel tough on your knees, shorten the range of motion or hold onto a support.Exercise “Snacks” for Busy DaysYou don’t need a gym or a full workout session. Try breaking these exercises into small “snacks” throughout your day:CONTINUE READING ON THE NEXT PAGE 🥰💕Calf raises while brushing your teethA few squats during TV commercialsLunges on the way to the kitchenJust a few minutes here and there can make a real difference.Tips for SuccessDo at least two sessions a dayUse support for stability if neededGo at your own pace and adjust as neededFinal ThoughtsAdding these three exercises to your daily routine—calf raises, squats, and lunges—can dramatically boost your leg strength, balance, and energy. Strong legs help you stay independent, reduce fall risk, and support your long-term health. Start small, stay consistent, and watch your body grow stronger day by day.
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