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Visual demonstration of the Double Knee Drive exercise

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Beginner

Difficulty
Beginner
Movement type
Strength
Primary muscles
Quadriceps
Secondary muscles
Obliques Glutes
Equipment
Bodyweight
Exercise guide

Double Knee Drive

4 steps Updated 29/08/2026

Double Knee Drive is a bodyweight exercise targeting Hip Flexors (Iliopsoas), Quadriceps (Quadriceps Femoris).

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How to perform it

  1. Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart, both arms bent and raised by your sides.
  2. Lift your right knee towards your chest while rotating your torso to the right, bringing your left elbow to touch your right knee twice.
  3. Lower your right leg back to the starting position and return your torso to face forward.
  4. Repeat the movement on the opposite side by lifting your left knee towards your chest, rotating your torso to the left, and bringing your right elbow to touch your left knee twice. Continue alternating sides.
Double Knee Drive

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