Exercise with the dumbbell step up on bosu flat down

Exercise with the dumbbell step up on bosu flat down

Learn how to exercise by doing the dumbbell step up on bosu flat down.
EXERCISE DETAILS:
Primary Muscle Group: glutes
Secondary Muscle Group: calves, hamstrings, quads
Base Movement: step up
Equipment: bosu flat down, dumbbell
Training Type: balance and stability, weight training
Level of Difficulty: 5
Sport Specific: baseball, basketball, boxing, cycling, field hockey, football, ice hockey, rowing, rugby, ski alpine, ski nordic, soccer, speed skating, swim breast stroke, swim butterfly, swim freestyle, tennis, volleyball, wrestling
Position: standing on 1 leg
Movement Variation: unilateral
Plane of Motion: sagittal
Joint Action: hip extension, knee extension, plantar flexion
Direction: forward

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