Side Leg Drops

Last Update: March 5, 2009

Video By: Inflict Training

Leg drops are a tough core strengthening exercise. Stay curved up and put your hands behind your head if they start to fatigue. If you can't extend your legs to vertical, bend your knees. Learn how to perform this exercise in this training video brought to you by Inflict Training.

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  • Keep shoulders down away from ears
  • Draw stomach in, curve up and stay up
  • Keep inactive leg vertical
  • Activate core for duration of set

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Video Transcript

Front leg drops. Start by keeping your legs straight and at 90 degrees from your trunk. If you can't extend your legs and maintain 90 degrees, bend them slightly keeping challenging tension in your core. Activate your core before you start the motion by curving your hips up, curve your spine, and focus on your knees. Drop one leg in a smooth, controlled rhythm, bring it low enough to challenge your core. Draw through your abs and bring it back up to the starting position.

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