
Wall Sits
Primary Muscle :Quads
Secondary Muscles:Glutes, Hamstrings, Calves
Equipment:None
Movement type:Compound
Execution:
Find a wall that gives you enough room to lean against with a floor where your feet have a good grip to. Sit back against the wall so it looks like your sitting in a chair, with back erect against the wall and legs bent at 90 degrees. This exercise is a static contraction, meaning no movement, and is done for time. You can make it more difficult by holding dumbells as well.
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Wall Sits
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