Does anyone here doing one of Alwyn C.'s programs know the secret to doing rotational lunges (p 185 in New Rules)?
If you don't have the book at your fingertips, it's described as a walking lunge, except, "As you lunge forward with your left leg, rotate your torso to your left. Then rotate your torso to the right as you lunge with your right leg."
It seems tough to rotate your torso more than a few degrees (ok, a few tens of degrees), when the dumbbells hit your legs. I managed to clip both legs during some reps.
Interesting point (rotation vs lunge stress) Chris. I tried the plate-to-the-chest method, and found that my arms gave out before my legs did. My solution was to put a havier DB across my shoulders, like a squat. I got some wierd looks, but nothing compared to what I would have gotten using a full-size barbell.
So my question is - what do you all stress, the lunge or the rotation?
The new forum will have a "New Rules" subforum when we move over to the new vbulletin forum. Lou and Alwyn will of course be the forum leaders, hopefully with some moderation support of our very own Mahler. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
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The new forum will have a "New Rules" subforum when we move over to the new vbulletin forum. Lou and Alwyn will of course be the forum leaders, hopefully with some moderation support of our very own Mahler. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]