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Wall Sit
The Wall Sit is an easy yet potent lower body exercise targeting thighs and glutes. It boosts muscular endurance, stability, and posture by holding a seated position against a wall for set periods.
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Wall Sit instructions
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1
Stand in front of a flat wall, with your back against it.
2
Slide your back down the wall while stepping your feet out in front of you. Lower down until you are in a sitting position.
3
Adjust your feet so they are shoulder width apart and positioned a couple feet away from the wall. Your knees should be bent to a 90-degree angle.
4
Keep your back and shoulders flat against the wall.
5
Hold this position for as long as you can. Slowly slide up the wall to return to a standing position.
Stand in front of a flat wall, with your back against it.
Slide your back down the wall while stepping your feet out in front of you. Lower down until you are in a sitting position.
Adjust your feet so they are shoulder width apart and positioned a couple feet away from the wall. Your knees should be bent to a 90-degree angle.
Keep your back and shoulders flat against the wall.
Hold this position for as long as you can. Slowly slide up the wall to return to a standing position.
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