05/28/2026
Looking to improve the quality of your Wall Sits⁉️
Here’s a simple breakdown on how to do just that
Start against the wall and think about…
“Start with the end in mind”
Lean forward and slide your hips down the wall
You want to create tension in your lower body before you begin your isometric hold
Once you’re in a pain free but challenging position..
Reverse engineer your hips back into a seated position and begin
Since it is a static hold (isometric), there is no painful movement through the joint. It strengthens the surrounding stabilizer muscles to support proper patella tracking.
If you’re doing this right.. it should immediately feel more challenging then a traditional wall sit..
This avoids resting your low back against the wall and challenging the right muscle groups