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For a greater challenge hold a dumbbell in each hand. The split squat simultaneously ... that your thigh and calf are at a 90-degree angle during the lunge to avoid injury. In most cases, you'll do a ...

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Perform each move for 50 seconds, taking just 10 seconds of rest between each one. Complete all the moves, and then you're ...