Walking lunges will challenge your quads, glutes, hips and core as well as focusing on stability.
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Ramp up your walking lunges by adding in a med ball. By holding the med ball in the front rack position, you are working on your core and thoracic mobility to stay tall throughout the entire movement.
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Depending on the weight of the tyre, you can use this exercise to gain strength (heavier) or focus on power (lighter). A fun way to diversify your workout.
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Box jumps are an excellent way to develop explosive power through the lower body and core. A great addition to your strength routine.
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An excellent leg burner to accompany a full leg press – this one forces you to control the leg press between the safety catches of the machine!
Pistol squats are hard to master! This is a perfect regression from the full pistol squat and a great leg burner!
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Lunges are an excellent way to work your legs while also focusing on your balance, stability and core. You can make this exercise harder by adding a set of dumbbells to each hand.
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A great progression from a bodyweight glute bridge. You can load up on your glute bridge before moving onto barbell hip thrusts!
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Given the wide stance taken in the sumo deadlift, your glutes are working harder in this deadlift variation.
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The single leg romanian deadlift focuses hinging at the hips (as opposed to the knees) which works our hamstrings and glute muscles!
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