Katrina Kaif, Alia Bhatt’s trainer Yasmin Karachiwala shares 6 exercises to tone your legs like a Bollywood star. Watch

Want toned legs like Bollywood stars? Celebrity trainer Yasmin Karachiwala shares six power-packed exercises to help you sculpt and strengthen your lower body.

Looking to tone those legs? Celebrity trainer Yasmin Karachiwala is here to inspire you. Known for training Bollywood A-listers like Katrina Kaif, Alia Bhatt, and Deepika Padukone, Yasmin regularly shares workout snippets on Instagram to keep her followers motivated. In her latest video, Yasmin demonstrates a set of exercises targeting the glutes and quads to help achieve a sculpted, Bollywood-inspired physique.

On Tuesday, Yasmin took to Instagram and shared a workout video accompanied by the caption, "Let's tone those legs 🔥 Include these exercises in your lower body workout for a crazy burn 💪." Let's take a look at all the exercises she performed.

Exercises for glutes

1. RDL (Romanian Deadlift): Keep a slight bend in the knees while hinging at the hips to engage the glutes and hamstrings effectively. This move improves strength and flexibility in the posterior chain.

2. Single-leg squat: Balancing on one leg and lowering into a squat enhances stability, coordination, and glute activation for toned legs.

3. Kettlebell swing: A dynamic exercise that targets the glutes, core, and hamstrings. Maintaining proper posture while generating power from the hips ensures maximum benefits.

Exercises for quads

4. Forward lunge: Step forward with control, ensuring the front knee stays aligned over the ankle. This move strengthens the quads while improving balance and flexibility.

5. Goblet squat: Holding a kettlebell or dumbbell close to the chest, this squat variation builds quad strength while improving posture and core stability.

6. Stationary lunge: A great way to isolate and strengthen the quads. Keeping the torso upright and engaging the core enhances stability and form.

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