COHORT CAPACITY: 94% FULL
|
Only 4 Spots Left

Free Calorie Meal Plans & Metabolic Science

Reviewed by Matt, NASM CPT
Free Tool

Is Your Metabolism Slow or "Stuck"?

Take our 60-second audit to see if hormonal resistance is blocking your results.

Dumbbell Front Lateral Raise Kneeling on Bosu With Rotation, Get My Free Fitness App

Strength Intermediate

How to Do

How to Do Front Lateral Raise with Dumbbells Kneeling on Bosu With Rotation

The dumbbell front lateral raise kneeling on Bosu with rotation should begin with a good posture to avoid injury. Brace the spine by drawing your lower abdomen inward. Your core muscles should be activated to support your posture as you perform the exercise.

If any pain is experienced, immediately stop the dumbbell front lateral raise kneeling on Bosu with rotation.

Beginning

Beginning Front Lateral Raise with Dumbbells

Hold a dumbbell in each hand at your side while you stand. Lift the dumbbells laterally until they're shoulder height, slightly bending your knees. Then, before raising them directly in front of you, return them to their initial position. Rep the steps in the sequence.

Movement

Front Lateral Raise with Dumbbells Movement

1. Kneel on a Bosu ball with the DBs in your hands, and your arms hanging by your sides. Your knees should be centered on the dome of the ball, with your shins on the ball's curvature, and your toes on the ground.

2. Tighten up your core muscles; make sure that your body is fully aligned, and your back is straight. This will also help with stability. Lift your toes and control so that your calves are parallel to the ground.

3. With your arms still at your side, bend your elbows at 90 degrees, then raise your arms up to the side, while simultaneously rotating the torso to one side. At no point should your shoulders be higher than shoulder height, and should be slightly in front of the shoulders. The rotation should be in your torso only, and your hips should continue to point forward.

4. Lower your arms back to the side, and rotate your torso back to center simultaneously. Repeat the exercise, but this time, rotate to the other side. Alternate sides until the required repetitions are completed.

5. Do 8 to 20 repetitions; stop when you reach failure.

Benefits

Front Lateral Raise with Dumbbells Benefits

1. Perform this exercise at home or in the gym.

2. It builds strength and endurance in the shoulder muscles but also improves your core strength and balance.

Standing Dumbbell Front Raise, Get My Free Fitness App

Start your exercise now!

Single Arm Dumbbell Front Raise, Get My Free Fitness App

Start your exercise now!

Single Leg Dumbbell Front Raise, Get My Free Fitness App

Start your exercise now!

Dumbbell Front Lateral Raise Kneeling on Bosu Ball, Get My Free Fitness App

Start your exercise now!

Bent Over Front Raise With Dumbbell on Ball, Get My Free Fitness App

Start your exercise now!

Squat Front Raise With Dumbbells Using Alternating Arms

Start your exercise now!

Research Corner

Clinical Data
Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing

📚 Coaching Delivers 4.73 lbs MORE Weight Loss

Research proves that combining coaching with app-based programs results in significantly greater weight loss than apps alone.

Breakthrough Study (July 2025)
Duke University (PNAS)

"You Can't Outrun a Bad Diet"

90% of obesity is driven by diet, not lack of movement. Your body has a "Metabolic Thermostat." When you exercise more, it burns less energy elsewhere to keep you stable.

Founder Offer

This Plan is Generic. You Need Specific.

This sample menu works for an "average" person. But you aren't average. Your hormonal profile, weight history, and activity level require exact macro targets to work.

Get your personalized plan + 1-on-1 coaching to adjust it as you progress.

GET MY CUSTOM PLAN (SAVE $400)
TAKING NEW CLIENTS
OPEN

89%
Retention Rate

When paired with a human coach.

Verified by Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing
BEFORE
AFTER
VERIFIED LEGACY MEMBER
Sean Flora
Lost 40 lbs
Join 13 others analyzing now...

DOES THIS SOUND LIKE YOU?

"I am eating the same (or less) than I did 5 years ago, but my midsection is getting larger."

We hear this from 93% of our members. This is a classic sign of Insulin Resistance. Your audit will confirm this.
START FREE METABOLIC AUDIT ➜
Takes 60 seconds • No credit card required