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Step #1: Implement the Correct Weight Lifting Exercises. One-legged exercises are going to be your best option for strengthening the musculature around both knees. You want to make sure your strength in both legs is balanced. Strength imbalances in legs can cause you to put more stress on one knee and lead to problems.
How to Get Stronger. The key to getting stronger is, of course, to lift heavy weights. Each time you lift heavy weights, you increase strength, muscle size and connective tissues such as ligaments and tendons. In other words, every part of you gets stronger, not just your muscles. If your goal is strength, your goal should be about 2-6 sets of up to 6 reps of each exercise with about 2-5 minutes in between each set. That means you want to lift enough weight that you can ONLY do 6 reps and no more.