Bear crawl

Difficulty

Intermediate

Category

Cardio

Target Muscle

Cardiovascular system

Secondary Muscles

core, shoulders, triceps

Equipment

Body weight

Body Part

Cardio

The bear crawl is a full-body movement that targets the cardiovascular system while also engaging the core, shoulders, and triceps. It involves crawling on all fours with knees off the ground, requiring coordination and endurance.

The bear crawl is a full-body movement that targets the cardiovascular system while also engaging the core, shoulders, and triceps. It involves crawling on all fours with knees off the ground, requiring coordination and endurance.

The bear crawl is a full-body movement that targets the cardiovascular system while also engaging the core, shoulders, and triceps. It involves crawling on all fours with knees off the ground, requiring coordination and endurance.

How to Do the Bear crawl

How to Do the Bear crawl

How to Do the Bear crawl

Start on all fours with your hands directly under your shoulders and your knees directly under your hips. Lift your knees slightly off the ground, keeping your back flat and your core engaged. Move your right hand and left foot forward simultaneously, followed by your left hand and right foot. Continue crawling forward, alternating your hand and foot movements. Maintain a steady pace and keep your core tight throughout the exercise. Continue for the desired distance or time.

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