This is a great finisher after your lower body training session. Go for high volume and do up to 100 reps.
- Attach a strong band to a fixed object. Grab it with a double overhand grip./li>
- Walk it out to get lots of tension on the band.
- Make sure you're getting a good hip hinge and squeeze your glues at the top.
Try it with a variety of stances: sumo, medium, and close.
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