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Push Up Position Leg Raise

Push Up Position Leg Raise is a strength-building exercise targeting the core, glutes and hamstrings. Combines elements of flexibility, balance, and endurance. Ideal for improving body stability and posture.
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Push Up Position Leg Raise instructions
Step-by-step instructions
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Find an open space on the floor and get into a push up position. This means your palms should be flat on the ground, shoulder-width apart with your feet together behind you.
2
Keep your back and legs straight, forming a straight line from your head to your heels.
3
Lift one leg up off the ground, keeping it straight. Your foot should only be a few inches off the floor.
4
Hold for a second, then lower your leg back down and switch to the other leg.
5
Do this alternately for the programmed number of reps. Be careful not to sag your hips. This could lead to lower back pain.
Find an open space on the floor and get into a push up position. This means your palms should be flat on the ground, shoulder-width apart with your feet together behind you.
Keep your back and legs straight, forming a straight line from your head to your heels.
Lift one leg up off the ground, keeping it straight. Your foot should only be a few inches off the floor.
Hold for a second, then lower your leg back down and switch to the other leg.
Do this alternately for the programmed number of reps. Be careful not to sag your hips. This could lead to lower back pain.
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