Stair Climber
Quadriceps · Hamstrings · Calves · Stair stepper

How to do it
- Step on and hold the rails lightly for balance only, not to bear your weight.
- Stand tall with a neutral spine; do not lean forward or hunch over the console.
- Drive through your whole foot, favoring the heel to bias your glutes and hamstrings over your quads.
- Take full steps at a steady, sustainable cadence rather than short, partial steps.
- Keep your core braced to resist rotating your torso with each step.
- Slow the pace gradually before stepping off rather than stopping abruptly.
- Primary muscle
- Quadriceps
- Secondary muscles
- Hamstrings · Calves
- Equipment
- Stair stepper