Coach Daniel Obi argues strength programs ignore stability, which controls movement at your joints. He recommends single-leg Romanian deadlifts, tall kneeling presses, and tempo split squats to build the foundation before chasing raw power.
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Lifting weights will not fix that one thing. Yeah, you can deadlift 315, I get it. But can you balance on one leg without wobbling like a newborn deer? The problem is most strength programs, they ignore stability, which is functionality in my humble opinion. But without it, you're building power on a shaky foundation, and that's very, very risky. Plus, your joints crave control. True strength isn't just about force, it's about being rooted in your movements. But no worries, dawg, I got you. The solutions to your problems are pretty much straightforward. You gotta do single-leg RDLs, tall kneeling presses, and tempo split squats. Your body will literally thank you for this. And as always, for strong, stable joints that will actually help you perform, simply DM me, Coach.