Straighten your right leg behind you, with your toe resting lightly on the ground. Keeping your right leg straight, squeeze your glutes to lift your leg up until it is parallel with the ground. Hold for two seconds and then slowly return to the starting position.
Read moreWhat is straight leg donkey kicks?
Straighten your right leg behind you, with your toe resting lightly on the ground. Keeping your right leg straight, squeeze your glutes to lift your leg up until it is parallel with the ground. Hold for two seconds and then slowly return to the starting position.
Read moreWhat muscles do straight leg kickbacks work?
Which Muscles Do Kickbacks Target?
Read moreWhat muscles do straight leg kickbacks work?
Which Muscles Do Kickbacks Target?
Read moreWhat can I use instead of a cable kickback?
11 Cable Glute Kickback Alternatives:
Read moreHow do you do cable donkey kicks at home?
Attach the ankle strap at the bottom of the pulley. Stand facing the machine 1-2 feet away, stabilizing yourself on the frame. Bracing your core with knees and hips slightly bent, use your glute to kick your working leg directly back as high as it will go without compromising your hip position. Squeeze at the top.
Read moreWhat is better squats or donkey kicks?
Weight-bearing exercises like squats often cause strain to the knee joints. But donkey kicks exercise make a great alternative to squats. It’s a hip-hyperextension exercise that effectively targets your gluteus maximus, the largest out of your three gluteal muscles. It can help give your booty the lift it needs.
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