These workouts are designed to help you get
leaner legs. Sexy, smooth and jaw dropping.
1.
Dumbbell split jump
Hold dumbbells in each hand, palms facing
each other and arms straight. Take a step back with only the left leg. Push
your chest out and lower your back knee into a lunge the forward shin vertical.
Push off the ground with both feet into a jump and while in the air, switch
legs and as you land, lunge back down and repeat with that other leg.
2.
Standing calf raise
Stand with your toes on the edge of a box
and your mid-feet and heels in the air. Hold a wall for support and make sure
you a feeling a certain strain in your calves. Push off the box with your toes
to lift your body and raise your heels. Hold for some time and then lower down
slowly. Repeat several times
3.
Alternating lunge dumbbell
Stand with feet at shoulder width apart, hold
dumbbells in each hand, palms facing each other and arms straight. Take a step
back with only the left leg. Push your chest out and lower your back knee into
a lunge the forward shin vertical. Push off the ground to stand up again. Do
several reps.
4.
Reverse lunge with foot kick
Stand straight and then take a step back
with only one leg. Push your chest out and lower your back knee into a lunge
the forward shin vertical. Exhale and as you extend your legs, lift your
forward foot off the ground and kick in front of you as high as possible. Get
back in default position and do several reps.
5.
Side lunge
This is effective for
inner thighs. Hold about 10 pounds weight in both hands, and start with legs
joined. Now take a large step to the left and lunge towards the floor. Push off
through your left foot to return to default position. Do 10 reps for each side.
6.
Swimming
First off, it’s fun. But it doesn’t stop
there, swimming is a great exercise for working on your legs, core and arms.
They also strengthens the heart and help greatly in reducing blood pressure.
It’s considered the first step to achieving lean legs.
7.
Kettle ball swings
Hold kettle bell with both hands, keep
spine neutral, hike the kettle bell your legs and use the strength from your
legs and use the strength from your legs and gluteus to swing it out at chest
level. Hands fully extended, hike kettle back between legs and repeat with a
different arm.
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