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Are you over 60 and still doing traditional squats? You may be putting unnecessary stress on your knees without realizing it. As we age, our joints, cartilage, balance, and reaction time change—and exercises that once built strength can now increase pain, instability, and the risk of falls.

In this video, you’ll discover 3 safer and more effective exercises that many doctors and specialists recommend instead of squats for people over 60. These movements are designed to strengthen your legs, protect your knees, improve balance, and help you stay independent—without damaging your joints.

You’ll learn:

Why traditional squats can become risky after 60

How aging affects knee health and stability

The best knee-friendly exercises for seniors

How to build leg strength safely without pain

Exercises that support walking, climbing stairs, and standing up with confidence

If you’re experiencing knee pain, stiffness, fear of movement, or discomfort during workouts, this video can help you train smarter—not harder. These exercises focus on safety, mobility, and long-term joint protection so you can stay active and confident at any age.

👉 Watch until the end, because the final exercise is one of the most important for protecting long-term mobility after 60.
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Disclaimer:

⚠️ DISCLAIMER:
This video is for educational and informational purposes only. I am not a doctor, physical therapist, or licensed medical professional. The exercises shown are general recommendations and may not be suitable for everyone. Always consult your physician, physical therapist, or qualified healthcare provider before starting any new exercise program—especially if you have knee pain, joint issues, medical conditions, or mobility limitations. Stop immediately if you feel pain, dizziness, or discomfort. Results may vary based on individual health, fitness level, and medical history.