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Reverse Lunge Press

Last Update: March 5, 2009

Video By: Inflict Training

Reverse lunge press is a full body, functional exercise that mixes balance with power. It's not an easy exercise and will get your heart rate way up, so start light. Focusing on loading your hips, not knees. Learn how to perform this exercise in this training video brought to you by Inflict Training.

Take Action

  • Pack shoulders and start with dumbbells near ears
  • Absorb weight in hips and stay keep a neutral spine
  • Use momentum when standing to press weight overhead
  • Exhale on press

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Video Transcript

Reverse lunge press. Start by performing a reverse lunge absorbing at the hip. Draw a straight line from your hips to the top of your head to make sure you?re in neutral spine through the exercise. From the bottom of your lunge to the top of your press is one continuous, fluid movement. Press in a controlled rhythm pausing at the top.

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