Perform Steps 1 – 4 in succession three times.
Next perform Steps 5 and 6 in succession three times.
Last perform Steps 7 and 8 in succession three times.
Dig your heels in, push your butt back, drop it twice and return to center.
Dig your heels in, keep your chest lifted.
Keep your weight heavy on your front heel.
From a lunge position, heavy on your front heel jump into the next lunge.
You are doing a lunge with a little bit of an angle. The back leg hides behind the front leg. You are still heavy on the front heel.
Tip: You can do this exercise with a dumbbell or kettlebell for a greater challenge.
Tip over feeling a stretch in your hamstrings, keep your back straight and your chest lifted being careful not to hunch over.
Dig your heels in, point your toes out, knees follow toes, keep your chest up and pulse twice.
Anchor the handles down on the floor with your hands. Put the band around the middle of your shoe and drive straight back.
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