Strengthen your Posterior Chain (Glutes & Hams) - Reverse Hypers & Alternatives
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2020
- Build Your Glutes & Hamstrings with the Reverse Hyper! Whether you're looking to learn the technique to maximally strengthen your posterior chain, solutions for doing the movement with different equipment, or how to load it, we've got you covered!
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This dude comes up with some creative exercises!
I thought I was a creative at coming up with exercise options in my home gym. You’ve easily outdone me and have made me realize even more options based on the equipment I have available. Thank you!
Oh man this channel is so good for giving alternative movements or progressions
So many options. Just what I was looking for, thanks
Awesome training demonstration options! Thank you for sharing!❤️
Excellent video, thank you!
Great options! Thanks
This was SO incredibly helpful!!
EXACTLY what I needed!! Thank you!
Amazing detailed video! Thank you!
This is a great, idea! I'll be incorporating these from now on.
Some great ideas to work with, thank you.
Great fantastic all options Thanks
This is gold!
Amazingly creative and effective exercises!! Thank you.
An awesome array of ways to do the Reverse Hyper. Thank You so much.
Amazingly helpful. Thank you.
Great alternatives to choose from. Thank you for these!
Fantastic video. Thank.
Wow thank you SO much! Trying these tomorrow!!!❤
Excellent ideas!
Wish I’d of found your video sooner! Thank you for sharing all the options!
Second time you save me. ABSOLUTELY THANKFUL!
WOW these are so creative and amazing! THANK YOU!
Great job, very informative, I like the variation. Thank you.
love this 👍 I just purchased a multi bench and was looking for proper form and technique to work my lower half and this video is awesome.
Amazing video!
This is absolute genius. I ended up using a bosu ball on top of a 30” box and worked wonderfully!
Thank you 👍🏼 I've been looking for this to do for my hyperextension alternative with my bench.
Very well explained. So many options to choose from. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us viewers.
Excellent!!
Thank you so much ❤
Awesome video!
Thank you for this information. I really enjoyed your video it is very beneficial.
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Good stuff
This video is awesome!
underated channel. One of the best
Dude i needed this to add to my Hip Thrust and Lying leg curls, Love you already xD
I use my heavy wood dinning room table. Make sure guests have are atleast of this though because it can put them of their desert.
Best hyperextension video I've seen yet! And most practical!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you 💜
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Thanks
Thank you so much for your teachings .bless your soul. From italy❤
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Am impressed with your detailed analysis.
Keep it up, well worth watching.
I usually watch Athlean-X but your videos add another dimension👍
really good video
Great stuff. I've done that movement on the bench. But never with the inclined or the ball . All those different movements incorporate glute and hamstring development . I hope people really understand that it's like 3 machines in one . I really appreciate that you took the time to make this video and teach . Thank you sir .
Best Video on reverse hip raises. 💪💪
the medicine ball idea is genius! great video
This video is jam-packed with awesome variations that give me fabulous accessories for my lower-body barbell lifts. Superbly done with zero fluff! I am now a subscriber, so thanks! I will be back.
That was a great video
Thank you!!!!🎉
Great video never thought about the medicine ball on the bench like that, works great.
Yes! That’s awesome!! How about options for calves at home with limited equipment?
Awesome video 🤩
Ur awesome for showing so much variety thank you for your time.
Also for anyone reading search up diy options you just get two 2x6 wood blocks screw them ontop of each other and can place it on your safety pins of a power rack wrap it with padding and voila.
Thanks 🤙
Great info-will do it off soft plyo jump boxes at the gym and off my rather high bed at home also will couple it with ankle weights
This was my easiest exercise in my routine ,until I have seen this video. Tomorrow it's gonna be hard day in gym 🤣 Your videos are great. Thank for sharing your knowledge 🙂
Very nice 😃
I will definitely be trying some of these! Thank you!
Hope you enjoy!
Excellent. Thorough and clear. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Brilliant video, glutes are a slight weakness of mine, but not any more!! Subscribed 👍🏼
Great
I would like you guys to cover more on stability exercise
I would definitely go to a seminar if you ever held one...you have good content and you are very down to earth 👍👍
I appreciate that! Some day!
Come across your channel recently and I’m loving your videos in particularly the ones with bands ,which is my main equipment on this exercise , is it wise for someone with herniated disc? Thanks keep the good content
This is what i was looking for
Great and informative hacks ! Can you please do hip thrusts alternatives/hacks as well? Sometimes I don’t have access to barbell or the bench sometimes and I don’t know how to get creative with it 😅
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Great alternative! I've been racking a bar with a pad and some weight on it at about waist height. Then place two heavy dumbbells on the ground in front of the bar to hold onto (could be elevated on a box if needed) and do reverse hypers this way. Looks like your options could be easier to set up!
Ankle weights work well too while doing this exercise 🤩🤘
How?
@@shoaibkawoosa5706 The strap on ankle weights.
@@feudist yes got it
@Sullivan Arian wow...what a fucken creep...
Why buy more crap?
Very clever !!! Thanks for sharing !!
Nice 👍🏾
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Great video, thank you so much! But, can you tell me if there is a certain amount of sets and reps you should do when your just using the weight of your legs and not using the weights?
Great vid! I mount the instability ball in a small car tire. It's the same tire I use for sled drags on grass.
Good idea. Sounds less like an accident waiting to happen.
GREAT IDEA!
Thanks for this bro! Try it today for first time straighten my lower back and activated my glute
That's awesome! Way to go!
Best hamstring exercise is razor curls. Use GHD. Knees flexed to 90 and hips full extended at top. Knees fully extended and hips flexed to 90 at bottom. Brings hamstrings through huge range of motion, including full stretch. Has favorable resistance curve due to shortened lever arm in bottom position. Easy to progress because you can just hold some weight.
Dope video bro !! I’ll be doing this till I get one.
Genius! Can you please show ideas on how to do the glute ham raise (basically the reverse of this exercise) at home with only a flat bench or stability ball?
The only alternative I can think of/have seen is if you have someone else hold down your ankles while you slowly lower yourself to the floor trying to resist falling forward
Check out the knees over toes guy he shows multiple ways to do it
*Citizen Athletics* This is intersting
the last one looks interesting but none of the others would compare to the machine version because they are much lighter weight. you would have to do way more reps and that gets old after awhile
Hi. I'd might challenge you on some great alternatives for rev chest flyes, with particilar emphasis on avoiding exessive lb extension? I have some ideas, but somewhat limited
Great video
Thanks!
@@CitizenAthleticscould you kindly tell me the size of the balance pad you use here
What reasons would you program (recommend) the reverse hyper rather than a bridge-type posterior exercise? Looking for better options for clients who don't like it when their low back tightens up.
I'm pretty sure the only difference is the close chain, open chain and or different strength curve effects in the exercise range.
Great vid. Any ideas on how to change the strength curve so it’s harder at the beginning? Have used the multi hip machine but I don’t feel it in the glutes well
Buy ankle weights or use bands or do these exercises last in ur circuit, as you’ll be more fatigued. Or massively decrease rest time between sets. Also - make the eccentric slower than the concentric. 🌟
Goddamn so clever
Insane! Incline, fold over and crossed legs, Wow. This might help me with sciatica and spinal stenosis, as i 'm very mobile and flexible. Ditto for having a light ball between and below the ankle and doing bent knee variation. I'll work on the other options as well😅
Inflamed my left glute (again) deadlifting. Left side Sciatica was wild last two weeks. Will also try these accessories in the gym once I'm healed up. Good luck to you!
@@K4R3N hi. Yo'u'd might want to Explore som hip mobilisation routines that target the internal rotators to a lager degree.
@@bols0111 yes I have completely ignored this aspect of training. Simply continued to "add weight to the bar"
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@Citizens Athletics can this move be used for mobility work? Been trying to fit in mobility work in the mornings. Even basic exercises like push ups and squats just to be used as build ups as well as mobility exercise
what brand is the super thick foam you use on the incline bench
Great, but would really love to see this with ankle cuffs hooked to a cable machine.
I'm doing this movement to strengthen my lower back, the problem I found is I cannot breathe when doing it (you must contract your belt like the plank exercise to avoid your psoas pressuring your lower back).
Also, the more your hips are away from the bench, the more difficult it is: it becomes some kind of reverse dragon flag. Have you tried?
P.S: for people exercising outside, a park table does the job (just bring a towel for comfort)
Any incline bench recommendations
I do this exercise on my kitchen island. It seems like it is the same motion shown in this video. I have chronic lower back pain and this exercise seems to be helping. However, could doing this on a something like a high table cause more harm than good?