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Alternate Leg Diagonal Bound

Alternate Leg Diagonal Bound

CategoryPlyometrics
TypeCardio
ForcePush
MechanicCompound

This explosive move builds power, balance, and coordination as you leap diagonally from one leg to the other. Great for bears training agility and control on uneven ground—or just bounding through the forest with purpose.

Instructions

  1. Start by standing on your right leg with a slight bend in the knee.
  2. Push off from your right leg and bound diagonally forward to land on your left leg.
  3. Land softly on your left leg and immediately push off to bound diagonally forward to your right.
  4. Continue alternating legs in a dynamic rhythm.

Benefits

  • Improves cardiovascular endurance.
  • Enhances lower body strength and power.
  • Boosts coordination and balance.
  • Increases agility and speed.

Key Points

  • Keep your core engaged throughout the movement.
  • Maintain a slight bend in the knee of the landing leg to absorb impact.
  • Use your arms to propel yourself forward and maintain balance.
  • Focus on a soft and controlled landing.

Common Mistakes

  • Landing with a stiff knee.
  • Letting the core sag.
  • Not using arms for propulsion and balance.
  • Bounding too far and losing control.

Muscle Groups

Upper LegLower Leg

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