Single-Leg Stability

The asymmetrical stance creates a frontal-plane stability demand throughout the movement. The inside leg, closest to the machine, is kept straight while the outside leg is bent. The majority of bodyweight is loaded onto the inside leg duri…

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The asymmetrical stance creates a frontal-plane stability demand throughout the movement. The inside leg, closest to the machine, is kept straight while the outside leg is bent. The majority of bodyweight is loaded onto the inside leg during execution. The straight inside leg acts as the stable base and should not collapse during rotation.