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Yoga Tree/Lateral Lunge

Yoga Tree/Lateral Lunge, 2 sets of 10 reps.

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" Lunchtime Quickie Work- Out: Yoga Tree/ Lateral Lunges: When stepping out to the side, try to lead and land with your heel in order to get the most muscle firming for your glutes."

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