STEP UP

Anchor a band near the floor (low anchor point) a few feet or so away from a platform to step up onto (a plyometric box, a bench, a sturdy chair, etc.). Try and use a platform that's at least 18 inches high, depending on your height. Face away from the anchor point, grab the handles down at your sides, and stand in front of the platform. Start with one foot up on the platform, then push down through that foot to extend your hip and knee and raise your body up. Feel free to step the opposite foot onto the platform at the top to steady yourself, then slowly reverse the motion to return back to the floor. Either perform all reps with that leg, then repeat on the opposite leg, or alternate legs every rep.As for the height of the box/bench/chair, when your front foot is up on the box in the start position, you want that thigh to be at least parallel with the floor, if not slightly past parallel.

you're going to take a bench or a box now what you want to do is ideally get the height set so that when your foot is on top of the box or the platform that your thigh is about parallel with the floor. this bench is a little low but I'm in a hotel gym so I'm pretty limited to what I have so this will serve the purpose now you're gonna set the bench or the box in front of the cable station now what you want to make sure is that the bench is set far enough in front of you that you have tension on the cables in the bottom position now while holding the cables behind you you're simply going to step up onto the bench and back down now you can do all legs at one time or alternate legs

Place a plyometric box, bench, chair, or other sturdy platform a few feet away from a cable stack with a handle at the lowest setting. Use a platform that's at least 18 inches high, depending on your height. Face away from the anchor point, grab the cable handle down at your side, and stand in front of the platform. Start with one foot up on the platform, then push down through that foot to extend your hip and knee and raise your body up. Step the opposite foot onto the platform at the top to steady yourself, then slowly reverse the motion to return back to the floor. Either perform all reps with that leg, then repeat on the opposite leg, or alternate legs every rep.

Steps :

1.) Start by standing parallel with a box or bench, keeping your feet shoulder width apart and straight ahead of your body.

2.) Place your hands upon your hips, then step to the side with one foot placed upon the box or bench.

3.) Follow through by stepping up with the opposite leg through your hip so that you are fully positioned on the platform.

4.) Step down still holding onto your hips and repeat for as many repetitions as possible.

General And Specifics this is an ideal workout for runners, it strengthens the circulatory system do not put the tool higher than knee-height, to prevent injuries Starting Position stand next to your tool angle one leg and place the foot on it hold the upper body upright you can rest the hands at the hips or stretch them out in front of you Correct Execution push yourself up with the angled leg the other one does not support the motion do not gain momentum and do not move the arms do not tilt forward come back to the starting position and tap the foot on the floor shortly repeat this several times switch sides and do the same with the other leg tip for the workout to impede the exercise, you can put on a filled backpack or use dumbbells

Stand sideways next to a flat bench with your feet together. With your inside leg (that closer to the bench), step up sideways onto the bench. Extend that hip and knee completely so that you're standing on the bench with both feet (still facing the same direction) at the top of the rep. Reverse the motion to return to the floor, complete the prescribed reps, and then repeat with the other leg (facing the opposite direction).

Place a knee-high step, box, or bench in front of you. Stand with your feet in a comfortable hip-width stance. Step up with one leg onto the platform and drive through that thigh to bring your body upward. Bring the trailing leg to the top of the platform so you're standing on top of it, then step back with the opposite leg to the floor and lower yourself. Be sure to keep your lower back in its natural arch and your upper body upright through the whole movement. Alternate legs with each rep. When doing step-ups for HIIT cardio, keep the exercise continuous. Work intervals can be done either for reps (ie, 20 reps, 40 reps, etc) or time (ie, 60 seconds of step-ups).Tips: For greater intensity, at the top of each rep, pull your knee up into a 'high knee.

Starting Position let your arms hang down at the side of your body stand in front of a stool, a weight bench or another stable alternative without a back rest the tool should not be higher than your knees, otherwise your joints will be strained too much Correct Execution place one foot on the tool the other foot stays on the ground at first push yourself up with the foot which is on the tool your body remains straight only the legs are moving the other leg on the ground does not support the movement the which was on the ground rises up, passes the other and stops at an angle of 90 degrees after that you turn back to the starting position repeat the exercise with the same leg or switch the legs tip for the workout pick up two dumbbells, two kettlebells, a medicine or put on backpack to impede the exercise

Steps :

1.) Start by setting up a horizontal bench in front of you, standing up straight with your feet in a shoulder width position and arms at your sides.

2.) Lift your left foot and step up onto the platform.

3.) Then once your foot is firmly on the platform, raise up your right foot and follow up onto the platform so that you are standing up on the platform.

4.) Return back to the starting position.

5.) Repeat for as many reps and sets as desired.

How to Do Step Ups

Stand in front of a chair, bench or something else that you can step up on. Place your foot on the chair. Lightly brace your core, and step up until your leg is straight. Lower yourself in a controlled motion. You can keep your foot at the chair, and repeat for reps.

START: Place a knee-high step or bench in front of you using the resistance of your choice - holding dumbbells at your sides, for example. Stand with your feet in a comfortable hip-width stance. MOVE: Step forward with one leg onto the step and drive through that thigh to bring your body upward. Bring the trailing leg to the top of the step and stand on the box, then step back with the opposite leg to the floor and lower yourself. Be sure to keep your lower back in its natural arch and your upper body upright through the whole movement. Alternate legs with each rep.

Place a box or a bench of appropriate height to your ability to step up onto the box or bench with minor ease. Once the box or bench is securely placed on the ground and will not move you may start this exercise. Place a barbell on your back and take a step up with one leg onto the box and lift yourself up with the planted foot on the box or bench. Step all the way up until you can place the opposite foot up on the box or bench. Lower down using the same leg you stepped up with and switch once you secure your decent.

Place a box or a bench of about 18 inches in height in front of you. Step up onto the box or bench with the working leg at about a 45-degree angle to the back leg. Extend at the knees hips and ankles to lift your body so that both feet are on the box. Lower yourself down to the floor using the same leg you stepped up with and switch legs once you have finished the decent.If using just your body weight, place your hands on your hips while doing the diagonal step up. Or to add resistance, grasp dumbbells in each hand, or place a barbell on your back, or wear a weighted vest. Research shows that the diagonal step up targets the quadriceps better than standard step ups, which better target the hamstrings and glutes.

Stand facing a box or bench that is anywhere from mid-shin to knee height with your feet together. Put your right foot on the top of the bench and extend your hip and knee to lift your body up off of the floor. As your left leg passes the top of the bench flex your left hip and knee to perform a rising knee, bringing your knee as high as you can. Reverse this motion to bring your left leg back down to the floor and then lower your right foot back down to the floor. Repeat this by stepping up with your left leg. Continue alternating legs like this for the desired amount of time. The higher the box or bench, the more intense the exercise will be. Perform the rising knee with as much explosive power as power as though you are performing a knee strike.