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Single limb training, also known as unilateral training, can help fill in movement gaps that constant bilateral training often promotes. Nothing is typically wrong with squats(bilateral), but split squats or reverse lunges- even walking(unilateral/single limb), for example, offers a lemon 🍋 that's worth the squeeze. More hip muscle inclusion, plenty of juice in the stretch offered with a change in position, the core stabilizing different ways than bilateral movement.
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You won't need anything super fancy to perform this, simply perform a movement with your right or left side independently of the other. You can add a dumbbell or kettlebell on one side, both sides, whatever..and perform a reverse lunge or a split squat for 15 reps per side.
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Feeling and training movements on both sides of the body facilitates control and should add massive value to your training if you're not already doing so. Daily dynamic bodyweight movement routines that explore unilateral upper and lower body ranges are nothing but money in your 💰🤑 Come and get it! 🤘

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How to Find Time to Exercise When Your Schedule Is Already Packed It’s easy to feel motivated about the idea of exercising. Let’s all run marathons! And do a push-up challenge! But somehow, a lot of our plans never leave the “idea” stage. We’re all busy people, right? And it’s so hard to find the time.

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Are you stuck going through the same movements?

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