Arm Swing Butt-Kick

Arms Swing Butt Kick Plyometrics Instructions

1. Starting Position:
- Stand up straight with your feet shoulder-width apart.
- Keep your arms relaxed at your sides or positioned out in front of you for balance.

2. Movement:
- Begin by swinging your arms back behind you while simultaneously bending your knees and kicking one foot up towards your glutes (butt).
- Your heel should aim to touch your butt.
- As you kick with one foot, swing your arms forward to help maintain balance.

3. Transition:
- Quickly switch legs, bringing the first foot down and kicking the other foot up towards your glutes.
- Allow your arms to follow the motion, swinging back and forth in coordination with your legs.

4. Pace:
- Start slowly to get a feel for the movement, then gradually increase your speed as you become more comfortable.
- Aim for a rhythmic motion; your arms and legs should move in sync as you alternate kicks.

5. Repetition:
- Continue this motion for a desired duration or number of repetitions (e.g., 30 seconds or 10-15 kicks per leg).
- Focus on staying light on your feet and using your core for stability.

6. Breathing:
- Inhale as you kick your foot and swing your arms back.
- Exhale as you bring your foot down and swing your arms forward.

7. Cool Down:
- After completing your set, take a moment to walk in place or stretch your arms and legs to cool down.

Tips:

- Make sure to keep your core engaged to help with balance.
- If you're a beginner, perform the kicks with a lower range of motion until you build strength and coordination.
- Ensure that your movements are controlled to prevent any straining or injury.