Stand with
your feet in a wide stance so that the band is taut around your ankles.
Start with
feet in a wide stance, a 3 - pound dumbbell in each hand; shift weight to left side, bending right leg back.
Start with
feet in a wide stance, toes turned out and hands on hips.
Start with
feet in a wide stance and hands on hips, holding a 3 - pound dumbbell in each hand.
Not exact matches
Standing upright, move your
feet so that you are
in the classic «plie» position — toes pointing out, core tight and
stance as
wide as you are able to properly and comfortably execute the move (aim for shoulder width).
For this you will use a
foot position similar to the one
in a
wide -
stance squat
in order to achieve maximum engagement of the inner and outer thighs.
Start:
Feet stance is
wider than hip width; keep your back straight and arms locked with the dumbbell
in the middle.
When performing a regular squat, the
feet are placed hip - width apart with toes facing forward, while during a sumo squat, the
feet are
in a
wide stance with toes turned out.
Also, use a
wider stance with your
feet more than shoulder - width apart to focus
in on your glutes.
With your side facing the pulley machine or resistance band anchor, sit
in an athletic
stance with your
feet wide and knees slightly bent with an even posture.
Feet are
wider than hips,
in a sumo
stance, toes point out slightly.
Stand with both
feet forward and legs
in a
wide stance and as straight as possible.
Find an athletic
stance,
feet a little
wider than shoulder width apart, a soft bend
in the knees.
I opt to have them stand
in a
wider than shoulder width and then with their
feet together
in a narrow
stance when performing reps.
Now take a few small steps to the side, set your
feet in a fairly
wide stance with your toes pointing out about 30 degrees, then squat down.
In respect of
foot position, Escamilla et al. (2001), Paoli et al. (2009) and McCaw and Melrose (1999) all reported that
wide stance squats do not lead to greater hamstrings EMG amplitude than narrow
stance squats.
Start with both
feet forward
in a
wide stance with your legs as straight as possible.
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