Lateral A March

Last updated: April 9, 2026

Lateral A march or sideways high knee walking is a functional hip activation exercise.

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Teaching Points:

  • Perform a marching drill sideways, aiming to be on your toes with high knees
  • 4 sets of 5 metres each way
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