Lunge with Leg Lift

• Step forward with your right foot, lowering your body into a lunge until both knees are bent at a 90-degree angle. Ensure your front knee is directly above your ankle and your other knee is hovering above the ground.
• Push through your right heel to stand back up, but instead of placing your right foot back to its original position, lift it up towards the ceiling behind you in a leg lift.
• Lower your right foot back down to the ground, returning to your original standing position.
• Repeat the exercise with your left leg, and continue alternating legs for the desired number of repetitions.

• **Balance**: Balance is key in this exercise. To maintain balance, keep your core engaged throughout the movement. If you're struggling, try to focus on a fixed point in front of you or use a wall or chair for support.
• **Avoid Rushing**: A common mistake is rushing through the movement. The lunge with leg lift should be done in a controlled manner. This not only helps to maintain balance but also ensures that your muscles are fully engaged.
• **Foot Position**: When performing the lunge, make sure your front foot is flat on the ground and your back foot is on its toes. When lifting the leg, try to do it

Yes, beginners can do the Lunge with Leg Lift exercise. However, they should start with a basic lunge before adding the leg lift to ensure they have proper form and balance. If they find the movement too challenging, they can use a wall or chair for support. It's also important to start with a lighter weight and gradually increase as strength and endurance improve. As always, it's recommended to consult with a fitness professional or a doctor before starting any new exercise routine.

• The Lunge with Lateral Leg Lift incorporates a side leg lift at the top of the lunge to target the outer thighs and glutes.
• The Curtsy Lunge with Leg Lift involves stepping one foot diagonally behind you into a curtsy lunge, then lifting the same leg to the side as you return to standing.
• The Front Lunge with Toe Touch involves stepping forward into a lunge, then lifting the back leg off the ground and touching your toe as you stand.
• The Walking Lunge with High Kick involves stepping forward into a lunge, then kicking the back leg up high as you move forward.