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Mercola Peak Fitness: Walking Lunge with Dumbbells

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http://fitness.mercola.com/ Internationally renowned natural health physician Dr. Joseph Mercola and Darin Steen demonstrate walking lunge with dumbbells.

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  • @WhatevaULike can you understand what he is talking about???

    Try and you will be suprised...

  • Aren't these also good for strengthening the hips for women? and do you have to warm up before you do them?

  • can you do it with 10 lbs dumbells?

  • @carr1d3 I noticed that too, horrible form

  • Ive done lunges with 225lbs who needs squats when u have lunges? No one. Also form on lunges is everything

  • I use this movement for every legs workout. I am doing one thing differently--when I rise up from the down position I stop the rear foot alongside the forward food before taking the next step--this brings everything under perfect control. Presently using 35 pound DBs --8 reps/side. Any comments?

  • I'll tell you guys what. This is a great exercise. The fitness center at the naval compound in Northeast Philly is great for this because the weight room wraps around the baskeball court. I can now take 65 lb dummbells and do walking lunges from one end of the BB court to the other. It is killer and I love it.

  • Nothing beats Ronnie Coleman's lunges...145lbs across the parking lot twice!

  • The second guys knees went a little past his feet when he did the lunge.

  • Instructor's first steps: 3rd step (his right leg) vivid example of the incorrect knee angle, way overpasses the tip of the toe; the 4th step (left leg) is an OK example of the correct knee angle. Doctor's knee angle is always wrong; because his legs are much longer than the instructor's, his steps should be a lot longer to allow a 90 degree angle when he bends the forward leg down; his back/ shoulders lean too forward.

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