Medicine ball lateral bounds with a twist and pause are a dynamic exercise that combines power, stability, and rotational strength. ❓What muscles does it target and how is it beneficial❓ This exercise targets the glutes, quads, core, and obliques while improving balance, coordination, and explosive lateral movement. The added twist engages the rotational muscles of the torso, making it excellent for athletes in sports like tennis, hockey, and basketball, where lateral power and rotational control are critical. The pause at the end of each bound enhances stability and strengthens the stabilizing muscles in the hips, knees, and ankles. ❓Who is this ideal for❓ This exercise is ideal for intermediate to advanced individuals looking to improve athletic performance, enhance core strength, or add variety to their functional fitness routine. ❓When should it be performed❓ It should be performed during a power or agility phase of a workout, preferably after a thorough warm-up but before heavy strength or endurance training. ❓How many sets and reps should I be doing❓ For optimal results, perform 3-4 sets of 8-12 reps per side, focusing on quality over speed. Rest for 60-90 seconds between sets to maintain power output. 🐺 Code ZAHRA will save you 10% on your next @alphalete purchase!
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