Cathe, Al, and Kristin doing a forward leaning elevated lunge in the STS 2.0 Single Body Part Legs workout

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Pictured here are Cathe, Al, and Kristin doing a forward leaning elevated lunge in the STS 2.0 Single Body Part Legs workout.

Hinging at the hip as you lean forward on an elevated lunge shifts the emphasis more towards the glutes whereas the upright elevated lunge shifts the emphasis more towards the quads. We will be doing both versions in this workout.

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[aqua girl]

These are pretty good too....I can't elevate that high tho'...1 or 2 risers work for me ok.

 

[Hazlady]

It depends on your strength, balance, and flexibility. I usually only go 2-3 risers high. I have a workout bench that is about the height equivalent of 4-5 risers, and I can't step up on that. I don't have the strength and stability in my hips and glutes to propel me up with my leg at that angle. I end up wobbling and twisting my hips. To step down from that height, I lose control about halfway down and feel like I'm going to fall, then I end up slamming my foot into the ground. On elevated lunges I don't have the flexibility through my hip flexor so only go 2 risers high and even that is hard. Others may find 2-3 risers very easy, especially if they are taller, and don't get challenged unless they go up in height.

 

[ashaw]

Time to share info on outfits too?? ...

Yeah waaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyy overdue on that!!!

 

[tralaiven]

Looking forward to the release of these DVDs! Never disappointed by a Cathe workout!

 

[Bubachick]

Looks great, I like a taller bench option and heavier weight for a different challenge