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    Resistance Band walk Exercise Guide

    Resistance Band walk demonstration

    Exercise Profile

    Target
    Quadriceps
    Equipment
    Resistance Band
    Body Part
    Thighs
    Primary Muscle
    Quadriceps
    Secondary Muscles
    Hamstrings, Glutes
    Intensity
    medium
    Category
    aerobic
    Skill Level
    beginner
    Estimated Calories
    3.8
    Alternate Names
    Resistance Band Walking Exercise

    How to: Resistance Band walk

    1. Place the resistance band above your knees.
    2. Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart.
    3. Take a step to the side with your right foot, followed by your left, maintaining tension on the band.
    4. Continue walking sideways for the desired distance, ensuring you're not straining your knees.

    Common Mistakes

    • Allowing knees to cave in during the movement.
    • Not keeping tension on the band throughout the walk.
    • Leaning too far forward or backward.

    Modifications

    • Use a lighter resistance band for less strain.
    • Perform the exercise at a slower pace if coordination is an issue.

    Tips

    • Keep your chest up and look forward to maintain good posture.
    • Engage your core while walking with the resistance band.
    • Start slowly to get used to the resistance before increasing speed.

    Resistance Band walk Alternatives

    Resistance Band Duck Walk

    Resistance Band Duck Walk

    Body Part: Hips

    Resistance Band Side Lunge

    Resistance Band Side Lunge

    Body Part: Thighs

    Tags

    aerobic
    thighs
    resistance band
    beginner
    legs
    fitness

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