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Summary: Kicking in water aerobics is a great exercise for the legs. Learn how to do side kicks in water with expert fitness tips in this free exercise video.
Shawna Zorka has been teaching water aerobics for 10 years. She is a YMCA and AFAA certified personal trainer. She was also a competitive swimmer in High School and coached youth age...read more
"To really work your abs in the shallow end, simply hold on to the edge, bring the outer knee up and then kick it out to the side, in and down. This is a variation on the kickboxing side kick. So simply up, out, in and down. It's a lot easier in the water. For the side kick, you can either hold onto the wall or a noodle. This is a variation on another kickboxing move. Begin by bringing your right knee up to about hip level, kicking it out to the side, in and down. Up, out, in and down. Again, go at a pace that's comfortable for you, and also be sure not to stretch your range of motion. If this is as far as you can go, that's fine. Work your way up. Once you've done 10-12 on the right side, switch it up, and same thing on the left side. This is a great workout for your obliques, your waist muscles. "
eHow Article: Water Aerobics Side Kicks