Band Leg Abduction is a low-impact workout focused on hip and outer thigh muscles. Stand and move your leg against a band's resistance for improved strength, stability, and balance in these areas.
Stand upright with a resistance band looped around both ankles.
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Keep your feet hip-width apart and ensure the band is taut but not stretched.
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Shift your weight onto one foot as you slightly bend your knee.
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Lift the other leg out to the side, keeping your foot flexed and your toes facing forward.
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Return your lifted leg back to the starting position in a controlled manner, then repeat for the programmed number of reps. Tip: avoid leaning to the side while performing this exercise.
Stand upright with a resistance band looped around both ankles.
Keep your feet hip-width apart and ensure the band is taut but not stretched.
Shift your weight onto one foot as you slightly bend your knee.
Lift the other leg out to the side, keeping your foot flexed and your toes facing forward.
Return your lifted leg back to the starting position in a controlled manner, then repeat for the programmed number of reps. Tip: avoid leaning to the side while performing this exercise.
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Strength distributions
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