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Pictured here Cathe and Jenn are doing elevated lunges in the Single Body Part Leg workout. Elevated Lunges strengthen the quads, hamstrings, glutes, and calves. Also, as a single-leg exercise, your core is forced to work in overdrive to maintain your balance.

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I find elevated lunges difficult. They really show up my imbalances and my tight hip flexors. When my right leg is back, I wobble all over the place but I'm OK when my left leg is back. I can only go to 2 risers, and I use lighter weights.
 
I find elevated lunges difficult. They really show up my imbalances and my tight hip flexors. When my right leg is back, I wobble all over the place but I'm OK when my left leg is back. I can only go to 2 risers, and I use lighter weights.

Exactly Hazlady….that is exactly my problem…I use 1 or 2 risers too, and still wobble :)
 
Sometimes widening your stance slightly btwn your legs helps with balance. Also make sure your elevated leg isn't too far away from the elevation. Ideally your elevated shin is practically skimming that box/step.
 
My legs love this one … my lower back does NOT. I actually consulted a trainer about this. She checked my form (good) and my lifting weight (also good, about 20lbs). We discovered I have a hip imbalance. So I have to modify this exercise (or my back will scream) and work on evening out my hips.
 

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