How to PROPERLY Perform A Wall Sit (HUGE QUAD BURNER)
➢Fix Your Form Pocket Book: https://colossusfitness.lpages.co/form-cheat-sheet/ ➢Online Coaching: https://www.colossusfitness.com/ ➢Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/colossusfit/ Build stronger legs and improve endurance with the perfect wall sit form. This simple but brutal exercise targets your quads, glutes, and core while building serious lower body strength and muscular endurance. In this video, we break down exactly how to do a wall sit correctly so you get maximum results without wasting time or risking poor form. Key coaching cues covered: - Keep your back flat against the wall with no gaps - Bring your knees to 90 degrees with thighs parallel to the ground - Keep your knees stacked over your ankles (not too far forward) - Drive your weight through your heels, not your toes - Stay tall with your chest up and core tight - Focus on steady breathing and holding through the burn The wall sit is one of the best isometric leg exercises for building quad strength, muscular endurance, and mental toughness. It’s perfect for home workouts, athletes, or anyone looking to improve their lower body stability and conditioning. Benefits of wall sits: Strengthens quads, glutes, and core Improves muscular endurance and stamina Joint-friendly and low impact Great for beginners and advanced athletes Builds discipline and mental toughness If you’ve been doing wall sits but not feeling them where you should, dialing in your wall sit technique will change everything. FREE GIFTS & GUIDES: ➢Free fat loss guide: https://colossusfitness.lpages.co/free-fat-loss-guide/ Podcast (Fit, Healthy & Happy): Itunes: http://bit.ly/FitHappyHealthyPodcast Spotify: http://bit.ly/FitHealhyHappyPodcastSpotify wall sit, wall sit form, wall sit exercise, how to do a wall sit, quad workout, leg endurance exercise, isometric leg hold, home leg workout, bodyweight leg exercise, wall sit benefits, lower body strength, quad burn workout, wall sit technique, leg day finisher
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