Hallway Lunges
- Find the longest hall in your house and start at one end.
- Do a forward lunge, but then instead of stepping back, step forward.
- Then lunge forward with your opposite leg and step forward again.
- Continue until you reach the end of the hall. Then turn around and come back.
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