reverse hyper on flat bench

Description
The reverse hyper on a flat bench is an exercise that targets the glutes and lower back while strengthening the posterior chain.
Starting Position
Lie face down on a flat bench with your hips at the edge and legs extended towards the floor.
Technical Execution
Engage your core and glutes, then lift your legs towards the ceiling using your glute muscles.
Range of Motion
Maintain a full range of motion by lifting the legs as high as comfortable without compromising form.
Variations
You can perform the reverse hyper on different benches or specialized equipment for added challenge.
Common Mistakes
Common mistakes include using momentum to swing the legs and not maintaining control throughout the movement.
Practical Advice
Focus on engaging the glutes and lift the legs up using controlled movements.
Additional Notes
Ensure your lower back is supported on the bench and avoid overarching to prevent strain.
Difficulty Level
Intermediate
Equipment Needed
Body Weight
Primary Muscles
glutes
Secondary Muscles
lower back
Categories
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