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Hold your hips up in a bridge and lift one knee at a time without dropping.

Bridge march

Move your own body · ages 6 to 14 · Counted in reps · 🤫 Quiet

How to do it

  1. Get the bridge up first, then start lifting.
  2. Hips stay level: don't let one side sink.
  3. Slow. This one is about not wobbling.

Breathe steadily. Never hold your breath up there.

  • Nothing at all
  • Enough floor to lie down on, arms out.
  • A rug or a mat, and nothing sharp where you put your hands.

Watch out for this

Lift a tiny bit less, and keep the hips exactly where they were.
Hips dropping as soon as a foot comes up.

Make it fit you

The right version is the hardest one you can still do properly. That is not a kindness, it is how this works.

Easier

Harder

  • Hold each knee up for three seconds.

What it trains

💪 Strength🦩 Balance🤹 Putting it together

Which muscles do the work

Bottom musclesHamstringsBelly musclesSide muscles

Tap one to see it in the Body.

Where you'll do it

All the moves

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