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Summary: A one-leg step hop builds agility and leg strength; practice agility training for sports or martial arts in this free workout video.
Unique Anderson is a certified personal trainer and former college basketball player who is currently working on her master's degree in Exercise Physiology.read more
"Back again, back again for some more intense training. What we're going to do again, basically everything that we're going to doing, you can do a basic to advanced. It's all about your capabilities. So, the next thing that we're going to do is a one-leg hop. Again, you could get a banister, you don't have to do it on steps like this, but anybody can do it. What we're focusing on, is this one plane of motion. So you want to stabilize on your left leg, right? And you're up, up, up, up, and you're back down, and you're going to switch legs. You're here, up, up, up, up, and back down. And you're going to go into jump lunges or alternating lunges. Alternating lunges could be here, keeping your body upright, boom, upright, boom. For you athletes out there, pop, pop, pop, pop. If you don't think that's going to burn your legs, this definitely will."