Heel Step With Biceps Curl
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The Heel Step with Biceps Curl is a coordinated full-body exercise that targets the legs and arms while improving rhythm and control. Step one foot forward and tap your heel on the floor as you perform a double biceps curl, bringing your hands up toward your shoulders. Lower your arms as you return to the starting position, then repeat on the opposite side. Continue alternating feet in a steady, controlled rhythm. This exercise enhances coordination, upper and lower-body engagement, and overall functional movement.
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