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Single-Leg Training Is Not an Accessory. It Is the Assessment.

A client who never complained of pain showed two different problems in three split squat reps. Single-leg work is not an accessory block at the end of the session. It is the clearest ongoing assessment most coaches already have in their programs and are not reading.

By Dr. Erin Nitschke

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Featured Story

Single-Leg Training Is Not an Accessory. It Is the Assessment.

Fitness Stories

Four Coaches on the Career Advice They Wish Someone Had Given Them in Year One

The Coaching Skill Nobody Certifies For and Every Client Notices Immediately

The Precision Intake: How High-Volume Coaches Are Replacing Generic Assessments With Individualized Entry Points

Walking Program Coaching: The Coach’s Protocol for Selling Volume Clients Actually Do

Mobility Is Programming, Not Warm-Up: The Coach’s Protocol for Treating It Like a Training Variable

Strength After 50: The Programming Adjustments That Actually Matter

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