How to Do Lower Body Exercises : How to Do a Walking Lunge Exercise

Learn how to do Walking Lunge exercises to work out the lower body with expert tips in this free fitness video clip.

Expert: James Fitzgerald
Contact: www.mvpfitness.us
Bio: James Fitzgerald is a member of the American College of Sports Medicine & certified in Personal Training and Group Kickboxing through Fitness Instructor Training of Stafford, Texas.
Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso

Duration : 0:1:35


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13 Responses to How to Do Lower Body Exercises : How to Do a Walking Lunge Exercise

  1. gregysuper says:

    me 2 😀
    me 2 😀

  2. montrealNH says:

    i love expert …
    i love expert ivillage

  3. 29041982 says:

    single leg squat.. …
    single leg squat.. a.k.a PISTOL squat

  4. drblake says:

    You are doing it …
    You are doing it wrong ask a professional.

  5. tuttle112 says:

    this kept my torso …
    this kept my torso hurting. anyone know how to exercise the aftermath pain of lunge exercises to the back upper leg and torso?

  6. 2pawd says:

    how many times if u …
    how many times if u not fit?

  7. liamb6310 says:

    he has very thin …
    he has very thin legs. 😛
    want them.
    anyone tried the “Frog Squat”?

  8. CulturePeaceForever says:

    I’ll bet that’s …
    I’ll bet that’s much harder to do for beginners,but looks easy for the advanced athletics! Is it better to train without the knee band,or will the knee band help strengthen the knee too?

  9. Shadowfury says:

    This is a really …
    This is a really good one! thanks!

  10. deatha44 says:

    good one! Didnt …
    good one! Didnt know that the back leg extwended so far..will give it a try.

  11. notToast says:

    try walking like …
    try walking like that in the streets hahahahah

  12. ekace33 says:

    thats right !
    thats right !

  13. barchj says:

    Shouldn’t the front …
    Shouldn’t the front knee be above the heel to protect the knee (not over the toes)!

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