AÂ FIT30 EXERCISE
Alternating Side Lunge
An alternating side lunge exercise is a lower body strength training exercise that targets the muscles in the legs and glutes.
HOWÂ TO
How do I do an Alternating Side Lunge?
- Stand up straight with your feet hip-width apart.
- Take a big step to the right with your right foot and bend your right knee, lowering your body towards the floor. Your left leg should be straight.
- Push through your right heel to return to the starting position.
- Repeat the movement on the left side.
TIPS
What are some tips for an Alternating Side Lunge?
- Keep your core engaged and your back straight throughout the exercise
- Keep your breathing steady throughout the exercise
- Keep your knee behind your toes and avoid letting it extend over your toes
- Keep your foot pointed forward and avoid turning it out
MODIFICATIONS
How do I modify an Alternating Side Lunge?
Easier
- Perform it with a lower range of motion
- Hold onto something for balance
Harder
- Add weight by holding a weight plate, dumbbell(s) or kettlebell
- Add a resistance band
- Add a hop or jump at the end of the movement
What are the benefits of an alternating side lunge?
Balance
Endurance
Lower Body Strength
A bodyweight30 workout
Be-Leaf In Yourself
Complete 6 Rounds In 27:00
- Seal Jacks (00:30)
- Alternating Side Lunges (00:30)
- Seal Jacks (00:30)
- Rest (00:10)
- Bodyweight Squat Hold (00:20)
- Rest (00:10)
- Pilates Hundred (00:30)
- Heel Touches (00:30)
- Pilates Hundred (00:30)
- Rest (1:00)
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