How to Do a Stationary Lunge with Hip Extension
The stationary lunge with hip extension incorporates two moves in one exercise. Mimic these photos to ensure you're using the correct form for this butt-building exercise.
Step 1
Assume start position as shown.
Step 2
Lower body by bending both knees at 90-degree angles.
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Step 3
Return to start and extend leg out behind you, contracting
butt muscles.
Step 4
Repeat on other side.
For more great exercises to improve your strength and fitness, check out:
- Total Body Workout Routine
- Weight Lifting for Women
- Warm-Up Exercises
- Ab Exercises
- Arm, Chest, and Shoulder Exercises
- Stretching
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Lottie Olson is a nationally certified personal trainer with 10 years of experience in fitness and personal training. She graduated from the University of Wisconsin in Oshkosh with a B.S. in Exercise Science and Fitness Management.
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