The Dumbbell Reverse Half Lunge targets leg muscles, especially quads and glutes. This strength-training exercise involves stepping back and bending knees to strengthen and tone the lower body while improving balance, coordination, and stability.
Start by standing straight and holding a dumbbell in each hand at arm's length by your sides.
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Step back with one foot, lowering your hips so that your front leg becomes parallel with the floor and your knee is positioned directly over your ankle.
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Your back knee should remain directly under your body and not extend past your toes.
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Push back up to the starting position through the heel of your front foot, keeping your weight balanced.
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Repeat for the programmed number of reps, then switch legs and repeat again.
Start by standing straight and holding a dumbbell in each hand at arm's length by your sides.
Step back with one foot, lowering your hips so that your front leg becomes parallel with the floor and your knee is positioned directly over your ankle.
Your back knee should remain directly under your body and not extend past your toes.
Push back up to the starting position through the heel of your front foot, keeping your weight balanced.
Repeat for the programmed number of reps, then switch legs and repeat again.
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