Leg strength classics in comparison – why split squats and lungs are not the same
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Leg strength classics in comparison – why split squats and lungs are not the same. The upper body remains upright, the hip, knee and ankle joints of the standing leg are in one axis. If the goal is functional fitness, you want to train for a sport (such as football, tennis, martial arts) or get fitter in everyday life, the lungs are your best friend.
Furthermore, Overhead lung: A weight (dumbbell disc or rod, dumbbell) is held over the head with extended arms while the failure steps are performed. For coordination and athleticism: The lungs are unbeatable. Here, too, attention should be paid to the upright upper body and the leg axis.
In addition, On Coach Leon’s workout plan at the Un1t in Munich are “Dumbbell Split Squats” (i.e., lunge-step squats with dumbbells), and half of them make front lunges with dumbbells instead.
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Leg strength classics in comparison – why split squats and lungs are not the same.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe upper body remains upright, the hip, knee and ankle joints of the standing leg are in one axis.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIf the goal is functional fitness, you want to train for a sport (such as football, tennis, martial arts) or get fitter in everyday life, the lungs are your best friend.
reliability low1/2 sourcesOverhead lung: A weight (dumbbell disc or rod, dumbbell) is held over the head with extended arms while the failure steps are performed.
reliability low1/2 sourcesFor coordination and athleticism: The lungs are unbeatable.
reliability low1/2 sourcesHere, too, attention should be paid to the upright upper body and the leg axis.
reliability low1/2 sourcesOn Coach Leon’s workout plan at the Un1t in Munich are “Dumbbell Split Squats” (i.e., lunge-step squats with dumbbells), and half of them make front lunges with dumbbells instead.
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