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Lunges

Walking or stationary lunges. Builds single-leg strength and balance. Builds unilateral leg strength and exposes muscle imbalances. Improves balance, coordination, and hip stability. Closely mimics real-world movements like walking and climbing stairs.

How to Do Lunges: Step by Step

  1. Take a controlled step forward, landing heel first
  2. Lower until both knees are at ~90 degrees
  3. Keep torso upright, core braced
  4. Front knee tracks over but not past toes
  5. Push through front heel to return

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Knee collapsing inward on front leg
  • Taking too short a step — not enough range of motion
  • Leaning torso too far forward

Lunges Tips

  • Keep your torso upright — don't lean forward over your front knee
  • Your front knee should track over your toes, not cave inward
  • Take a longer stride to emphasize glutes, shorter stride for quads
  • Start with bodyweight to master balance before adding weight

Muscles Worked

quadsgluteshamstrings
Equipment dumbbells
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