Single-Arm Front Rack Contralateral Walking Lunge – Kettlebell
- Start standing with feet hip-width apart and a kettlebell in your right hand in a front rack position, resting the kettlebell on the back of your forearm with your elbow close to the body. This is your starting position.
 - Engage your core and brace your body, maintaining a neutral spine throughout the movement.
 - Step your left foot forward into a lunge position, ensuring your knee is aligned with your toe and creating a 90-degree angle at the knee joint.
 - Lower your right knee toward the ground without letting it touch, keeping your front knee stacked over your ankle.
 - Press through your left heel to return to the starting position, keeping the kettlebell stable in the front rack position.
 - Repeat for the desired number of repetitions walking forward with your left foot.
 - Switch sides to complete the same number of repetitions, holding the kettlebell with your left hand and walking forward with your right foot.
 
Primary Muscles
- Glute
 - Quad
 
Secondary Muscles
- Abdominal
 - Calf
 - Oblique
 - Shoulder - Front
 - Trap
 
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