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Walking Lunges |
Type: Legs |
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Lunges are a great exercise for strengthening and toning the thighs and buttocks. The walking lunge increases the intensity by adding a CV element into the exercises. It helps to promote good balance and coordination and can be performed without the need for specialist equipment.
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Buttocks
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Calves Hamstrings Thighs
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Walking Lunges Steps:
Make sure you have sufficient space in front of you to perform at least 10 steps.
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Stand upright, hands by your side or on hips, feet slightly wider than shoulder width and toes pointing forwards.
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Step forward and drop down so that the leading knee is roughly at right angles (bent at 90 deg).
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The trailing knee should avoid contact with the floor.
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At the bottom of the move push back up and step forwards bringing the trailing leg to the front.
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Keep the chest lifted, back straight and head looking forwards right the way through the movement.
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Repeat the movement whilst travelling forwards for the desired number of steps.
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Top Tip:A shorter step forwards will place more emphasis on the front thighs (Quads), whilst a larger step places more emphasis on the buttocks (Glutes) and rear thigh (Hamstring).
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