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TRX Lunge
The TRX lunge keeps your back foot in a strap while the front leg works.
What this exercise does
The TRX lunge keeps your back foot in a strap while the front leg works. The strap adds a balance challenge and strengthens the thighs and glutes.
At a glance
- Body part
- Legs – Thighs, Butt / Hips
- Muscles worked
- Quads, Glutes
- Experience
- Intermediate
- Equipment
- TRX / Suspension
How to do it
- Face away from the anchor with one foot in the strap behind you. Hold the other handle or stand tall.
- Lower the back knee toward the floor.
- Keep your front knee over your ankle.
- Press back up.
- Do 6 to 8 on each leg.
Common mistakes
- Leaning forward.
- Letting the front knee cave.
- Letting the strap swing.
Make it easier or harder
Make it easier
Hold a rail, or use a regular lunge.
Make it harder
Add dumbbells.
Keep it safe
Single-leg work with suspension needs steady balance. Practise next to a wall or rail.
