band one arm single leg split squat

Description
The band one arm single leg split squat is a lower body exercise that targets the glutes and quadriceps. It also works on balance and stability.
Starting Position
Start standing with one foot forward and one foot back, holding a resistance band in one hand. The band should be anchored at floor level behind you.
Technical Execution
Lower your body down into a split squat position, keeping your front knee aligned with your toes. Return to the starting position by pressing through the heel of your front foot.
Range of Motion
Focus on achieving a full range of motion by lowering until your back knee almost touches the ground.
Variations
You can perform this exercise without the band for a body weight variation, or with a dumbbell for added resistance.
Common Mistakes
Common mistakes include leaning too far forward, not keeping the core engaged, and not fully extending the front leg.
Practical Advice
Focus on keeping your core tight and maintaining a slow and controlled movement throughout the exercise.
Additional Notes
This exercise can be modified by using a lower resistance band for beginners or a higher resistance band for more advanced individuals.
Difficulty Level
Advanced
Equipment Needed
Band
Primary Muscles
glutes
Secondary Muscles
hip flexors
Categories
Related Posts
-
Exercises resistance band seated hip abduction 11 months, 4 weeks ago
-
Exercises hip raise (bent knee) 11 months, 4 weeks ago
-
Exercises elbow lift - reverse push-up 11 months, 4 weeks ago
-
Exercises cable rear drive 11 months, 4 weeks ago
-
Exercises barbell side split squat 11 months, 4 weeks ago