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Reverse hyper on bench

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How to do it

Tumbado boca abajo con la cadera al borde del banco, eleva las piernas hasta la horizontal. Extiende la cadera con poca compresión sobre la columna, a diferencia de la hiperextensión clásica.

Muscles worked

Mainly lumbar. Train it inside a balanced routine to progress safely.

Technical sheet

Movement pattern
Hip hinge
Minimum level
Intermediate
Technical demand
Needs coaching
Fatigue it generates
Moderate (1 out of 2.2)
Risk if technique breaks down
Low

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Recommended sets and reps

As a compound lift, it fits in 3–5 sets of 5–12 reps leaving 1–3 reps in reserve (RIR). Prioritize it at the start of the session, when you're fresh.

Common mistakes to avoid

Alternative exercises

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Frequently asked questions

What muscles does Reverse hyper on bench work?

Reverse hyper on bench mainly works the lumbar muscle group, plus synergist and stabilizer muscles depending on the variation.

How many sets of Reverse hyper on bench should I do?

Between 3 and 5 sets per session, adjusting the total weekly volume for lumbar to your level (about 10–20 sets per muscle per week).

Is Reverse hyper on bench good for building muscle?

Yes. Combined with progressive overload, good technique and enough rest, it's an effective tool to grow lumbar.

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