Hold And Step Back

Time
1 min
 
Equipment
None
 
Strength
Stretch
Shoulders
Arms
Chest
Core
Back
Legs

A lower body strength pair targeting quads, glutes, and inner thighs – ideal for building leg endurance and improving single-leg stability.

You'll start in a wide horse stance hold, letting your thighs do the work, then move into reverse lunges that challenge your balance one leg at a time. It's quiet but demanding – no jumping, just steady effort.

Unilateral exercises like reverse lunges have been shown to improve balance and correct strength imbalances between legs, which helps with everything from walking to climbing stairs.
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Exercises

  • Horse Stance

  • Reverse Alternating Lunges