Seated outer thigh taps are a great way to work the outer thighs and hips from a seated position. You can use a resistance band loop or tie a regular band around the mid-thigh to create resistance. You'll want to keep tension on the band throughout the movement, so don't tie it too loose.
- Sit tall in a chair or on a ball and tie a resistance band around the mid-thighs so that there's tension when the legs are slightly apart.
- Take the right foot out, as though you're stepping to the side (while still seated) and tap the floor.
- Bring the right foot back and take the left foot out to the side, tapping the floor.
- Continue alternating tapping the right and left foot out to the side for 16-20 reps.
- Keep the abs engaged throughout the movement and try to keep the non-working leg stable as the other leg moves.