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Lower Body Strength Muscular strength in your legs and hips is critical for snowboarding. This ties in a lot with your core strength and balance. With increased leg strength you will be able to ride harder and longer without getting sore. You will also be able to absorb any forces more effectively when landing tricks and decrease your risk of knee and leg injuries. Important functional exercises for improving leg strength are squat & lunge variations, as well as jumping & landing exercises. You also need to make sure that any leg strength program incorporates exercises that work on the hip extensors (hamstrings and glutes) so that your leg muscles remain balanced. This is important for both performance and injury prevention. Here are some example exercises from our program Total Snowboarding Fitness - Functional Training for Snowboarders:
One-Leg
Bench Squat
Stability
Ball Leg Curl
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