Reverse Lunge to March
Written By David Song
REVERSE LUNGE TO MARCH
This is a unilateral strengthening exercise. Start by going into a reverse lunge by taking a step back with one leg while also keeping the front leg planted on the ground. Maintain a neutral spine and drive the trail leg forward while raising the knee to 90 degrees hip flexion.
Muscles Involved:
Quadriceps
Related Conditions:
Strength and Conditioning / Strength Training
Patellar Tendinitis / Quadriceps Tendinitis
Quadriceps Strain
Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome
ITB Syndrome
Knee Meniscus Tear
ACL / PCL / MCL / LCL Tear
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