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FFE Split Squat, Contralateral

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DB Contralateral Front Foot Elevated (FFE) Split Squat

DB Contralateral Front Foot Elevated (FFE) Split Squat

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FFE Split Squat + Contralateral Load

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FFE DB Split Squat, Contralateral

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FFE Contralateral Split Squat

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FFE Split Squat (Contralateral loaded, max dorsiflexion)

FFE Split Squat (Contralateral loaded, max dorsiflexion)

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Front Foot Elevated Split Squat W/ Contralateral Load

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DB Ipsilateral Front Foot Elevated (FFE) Split Squat

DB Ipsilateral Front Foot Elevated (FFE) Split Squat

Cues: - Front foot stays flat - Drop back knee straight down - Keep chest tall - DB sits on outside of lead leg.